Spitter
Spitter provides a web-based mechanism for updating status messages as well as following other users. The primary main page (when logged in) displays all status messages by all users that are being followed by the current user.
In other words, Spitter is a Twitter clone.
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Changes
0.4 - Dec 18, 2012
Updated for bitbucket setup
0.3 - Dec 1, 2010
Changed arguments accepted for the ‘runserver’ command
Added transaction support via repoze.tm2/zope.sqlalchemy
Ordering of spits are now done by creation in descending order
0.2.1 - Nov 25, 2010
Removed use of python2.7’s OrderedDict (must run on python2.6)
0.2 - Nov 25, 2010
Added many tests
Added ability to follow/unfollow users
Improved UI
0.1 - Nov 23, 2010
Initial version
1 maintainer
Metadata
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