Twitter is an amazing service to keep in touch with everyone on the Internet. It’s easy, fast and there are a lot of Twitter applications.
I came up with the idea to Ajaxify (is that even a word?) the tweets on my website. As you can see, it’s on the right, below the last.fm recently played. It’s called AjaxTwits!
This article will show you how to use AjaxTwits and how to install it on your website.
Since webservices and RESTful services are becoming more and more popular, XML is getting a common format to exchange information. XML is easy to read and has a nice tree structure, which can be easily interpreted.
This post will show you how easy it is to read XML in PHP.
In this tutorial I’ll teach you how to read information which a simple webservice provides. The webservice I choose is Last.fm. It’s quick, fun and has a lot of features. We’ll use the Recent Tracks information of a user profile.
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