Little story of the jump-day’s work
I woke up about 9.00 am, took my breakfast and then went to my PC to check my email, feeds, and of course, TwitteReader for new messages.
As always, before leaving home to college, I got a look at TwitteReader’s stats for new users. And they were the same only 3 guys I know.
Coming back home, I started to receive like 10 emails/hour giving me tips, new features ideas to implement and mostly asking for the install instructions.
I got really excited for the massive join of new users. Just before dinner TR had already been tried by 820 users! When I got home, an hour ago, TR had 1232 users.
For a small project like this that took me some days to develop and some weeks to fix bugs (and keep fixing them), I was, and I am very happy with it.
For all users that made my day today: thank you so much and I’ll be adding some more features soon. I hope my webhost can deal with the traffic and Twitter API doesn’t let me down. I think TR only has 100 requests/hour but this number can be 20K requests/hour after aproval by Twitter.com