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WPF Twitter Client. Over.">The long search for the perfect WPF Twitter Client. Over.
By Nick Hodge | September 6, 2009
Twitter; Facebook and friends is the place where I spend most of my day. For work and play.
Separating work and play is difficult in single-column twitter clients. Enter mutliple columns, filtering as base requirements for my perfect twitter client.
Stuck in closed-source TweetDeck; or moving through a myriad of AIR based applications. Subjecting myself to unknown security issues, slow performance – and no ability to contribute – has frustrated me no end.
Then @aeoth create MahTweets. It’s MS-PL. It’s extensible (via MEF). It has IronRuby for scriptable extensibility.
It is awesome.
Use it. Contribute. Let’s make the world’s best WPF Twitter Client.
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