Originally this was going to be written in the standard Django way--write some models, fill it with data, and slice and dice that data to make it pretty. After thinking about it, I decided not to go that route. Why? Well, let's go over it: There needs to be a Twitter model, that's for sure. I also want a Pownce model, and a Flickr model. Already this is becoming tedious!
Result:
I've open sourced all of the code that has been written so far for the upcoming lifestream portion of this site, even though right now it only supports Twitter and Pownce.
It doesn't really seem like he solved his problem.
Originally this was going to be written in the standard Django way--write some models, fill it with data, and slice and dice that data to make it pretty. After thinking about it, I decided not to go that route. Why? Well, let's go over it: There needs to be a Twitter model, that's for sure. I also want a Pownce model, and a Flickr model. Already this is becoming tedious!
Result:
I've open sourced all of the code that has been written so far for the upcoming lifestream portion of this site, even though right now it only supports Twitter and Pownce.
It doesn't really seem like he solved his problem.