That’s it guys, after a while I’m releasing a new version of Juitter.
In this version I fixed a few bugs and added the capability of filter bad words and to choose if you want to open external links in a new window or in the same window.
I hope you enjoy it =D
Hello folks, yesterday 02nd of March I’ve released a new version of Juitter to fix two specific and really annoying bugs.
The first one wasn’t exacly a bug, it was a bug on the system.js example that came with Juitter, this bug was crashing the code and stoping it on IE 7 and IE6, bug now it’s working fine.
The second one was that the single username search for a user wasn’t working, now fixed too.
Well in the last few days a good number of people has been asking me one “must have” feature to be included on Juitter, the support to multiple words/users, well, it’s a pleasure to receive such a great feedback from the users, so, it’s a even bigger pleasure to announce that Juitter now support it.
On this release 0.9.3 I have fixed some bugs like broken links on hashtags.
Plus I have optimized the Juitter code, the actual release, within the new features is near 20% ligther than the previous version, making it not only smaller, but faster as well.
I have some testing already running for the future versions with news features and improvements, if you have any ideas or suggestions to make about, feel free to follow me on twitter and send me your thoughs.
Download the new Juitter version
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I’m launching Juitter official blog just today after 3 weeks of the first Juitter release because of my english limitation, at the begin I though that maybe a blog was not needed because it was just a simple jQuery plugin, but then, after loads of people talking about it I realised that would be great to have a better channel to communicate with the Juitter users, so there it is, the Juitter blog.
Today I have released the Juitter 0.9.2 with a couple of bugs fixed, support to the new jQuery 1.3.1 and adding the possibility of restrict the search for tweets by a given language.
So welcome you all to the Juitter Blog and in a future post I’ll try to show you how easy is to put tweets on your website using Juitter.
And remember to follow @mrjuitter.
