Apr
23
Jott, Twitter, Jaiku Mashup
Our April ‘casual application’ (i.e. an application that can be built in less than a week) release is almost ready for primetime. We started coding the application on Friday and had our first release this evening (at DemoCampDallas2). It works for me, but it is not ready for primetime. Here is the scoop:
EgorCast™ is a simple web service designed to integrate the functionality of jott.com and social mo-blogging (mobile blogging) services such as Twitter.com and Jaiku.com. Jott allows users to dial a predetermined number and record a 15 second message. Jott then transcribes the message and emails the transcription to your phone or email account. EgorCast provides a gateway between the messages from Jott and social mo-blogging services such as Twitter and Jaiku (or both if you want). EgorCast will also send your messages to your WordPress blog with a specific category or tag.
[...] Big in Japan’s April ‘casual application’ (i.e. an application that can be built in less than a week) release is almost ready for primetime. We started code the application on Friday and had our first release this evening (at DemoCampDallas2). It works for me, but it is not ready for primetime. Here is the scoop: [...]
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[...] Big in Japan’s April ‘casual application’ (i.e. an application that can be built in less than a week) release is almost ready for primetime. We started code the application on Friday and had our first release this evening (at DemoCampDallas2). It works for me, but it is not ready for primetime. Here is the scoop: [...]
Pingback by Texas Startup Blog: Web 2.0 and Social Media by Alexander Muse » Blog Archive » Big in Japan Mashup: Jott to Twitter (Jaiku and WordPress too) — April 23, 2007 @ 8:39 pm
that’s a great idea but you just killed my personal ghoest project…
Comment by Sean Scott — April 23, 2007 @ 10:34 pm
that’s a great idea but you just killed my personal ghoest project…
Comment by Sean Scott — April 23, 2007 @ 10:34 pm
cool! what other casual applications are you guys building?
Comment by Brian Breslin — April 24, 2007 @ 9:31 am
cool! what other casual applications are you guys building?
Comment by Brian Breslin — April 24, 2007 @ 9:31 am
Cool app guys. Come check out more Twitter apps at the Unofficial Twitter Community and Forums.
http://www.twittown.com
Comment by Twit Town — April 24, 2007 @ 6:58 pm
Cool app guys. Come check out more Twitter apps at the Unofficial Twitter Community and Forums.
http://www.twittown.com
Comment by Twit Town — April 24, 2007 @ 6:58 pm
Think it and it will be built! Thanks guys. we had some fun trying to get this kind of a mashup working and you guys just made it happen.
http://esltechnology.com/?p=25
Comment by Christian Burns — April 25, 2007 @ 12:44 am
Think it and it will be built! Thanks guys. we had some fun trying to get this kind of a mashup working and you guys just made it happen.
http://esltechnology.com/?p=25
Comment by Christian Burns — April 25, 2007 @ 12:44 am