Lately or not so lately I’ve been playing around with the almost all powerful, immensely popular, ninja and awesome dabr code by @davidcarrington. And this is what I’ve come up with…. Not much.
The open source code can be downloaded from the
There have been a couple dabr base sites I’ve stumbled across and here are a few.
Thanks @EdwinAbuga for asking me the question and inspiring this post. Hehe :)
Not ranked in any order, so no favourites … yet.
1.LMAO by the IDIOT himself @amasy.
http://www.enlightglobal.net/lmao/
2.Yulemsee by @iz_ben
http://twit.yulemsee.com/
3.shkspr dabr non Kenyan but I like the ring to that name
http://shkspr.mobi
4.The cemetery dance club by @andrepunya
http://www.cemeterydanceclub.com/
5.As Sweet As Revenge. And almost as good or very similar to the one above by @andrepunya
http://teamsar.net/
6.Fluppy by Dimas Novemby
7.Zerxis the one that never was by @kirembu
8.And a lot more I’ve not mentioned
Now why didn't Zerxis take off (!)? - nice name huh?
It's Hosting.
Twitter’s new oAuth feature does not allow callbacks from localhost ie. 127.0.0.1 my local machine that I use during development.
I know that there are a couple of work around to this but I’m yet to find the elusive silver bullet for it all.
On a side note if anyone could recommend how I can get some hosting done, preferably by a Kenyan company that is student friendly* please hit me up. Otherwise I’m moving from Dabr into something… more unique… hopefully. thanks @possumkeys for your comments on these apps I know got the idea of what people want.
Oh yeah I aint using php! I’m using .aspx .NET call me a traitor.
[Must add Update]
UberSocial
http://m.ubersocial.com/

*FREEEEE and damn near worth it