Aug 9, 2009
Notes

Introducing TwitterFreq

Today, I hacked together a quick application that looks at a whole lot of a Twitter user’s recent tweets and analyses them based on when they were sent. This way, you can look at which time during the day or week you tweet the most. The program spits out a graph that looks like a little something like this:

(by default, TwitterFreq produces a 920-pixel wide graph)

Sure, it only works from the command-line, you have to download dependencies for it, and it doesn’t have any error-handling, but hey, it’s the first iteration — what do you want?

The code for TwitterFreq (short for “Twitter Frequency”, by the way) can be found here.

So that’s what I did with my Sunday afternoon.


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