Closing in on a Nisaba Public Release

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*[API]: Appli­ca­tion Pro­gram­ming Inter­face *[XSS]: Cross-​Site Scripting

Nisaba’s code struc­ture has changed dras­ti­cally over the past few months, and I con­sider it almost ready for a pub­lic release. The ini­tial release will not include Gnip sup­port, as Gnip just released a new API for test­ing, and I want to get a solid prod­uct out for the first release.

Remain­ing Todos

Sys­tem Requirements

Feedback

patrick

Hi I stum­bled across your blog and now Google code page today, and I’m excited by what i’ve read so far, i’d love to be in on any beta if possible.

What I’d like is con­trol over out­put more than any­thing. I run a site http://​thor​ough​bred​blog​ger​sal​liance​.blogspot​.com/ and what I’d like to do is mash every­thing up but for­mat it so peo­ple know what they are look­ing at. Not sure if this is help­ful or hurt­ful so just putting it out there. what I want:

I’d like to be able to add a feed from any­where and then be given options like pre­view Y or N, how long pre­view _(words), include (0−3) images if avail­able, include this image every­time (url image or from hard­drive) for this feed.

2.0 would be able to set up pro­files, where I label a user and under that pro­file include links from blogs, twit­ter, flickr etc, and have 1 stock image and within that pro­file it sorts out links. Mean­ing if that user posts a blog entry at X address and then puts up a tweet w X address in it the Tweet won’t show up in my feed cause it’s redundant.

Any­ways, i’m curi­ous if you think your project will help me, and again would love to be in on a beta patrickjpatten@​yahoo.​com