I have to admit that one of the hardest things about twitting is actually following a conversation.  Even if you have a Twitter desktop application installed, I find that it’s hard to follow things in real-time.

Twitterfall, a real-time AJAX application for Twitter, solves this problem by allowing tweets to “fall” from the top as they are twitted live.

I see a great potential in this type of application, especially it’s also based on AJAX.  I am not sure how successful this new site will be but it sure is very impressive, made by a 19 year old.

And so it is with the founders of Twitterfall, Tom Brearley and David Somers, two 19-year-old computer science students at the University of York who have made one of the best Twitter tools on the market

via telegraph

Tags: ajax, computer science students, david somers, desktop application, founders, great potential, old computer science, real time, telegraph, tweets, Twitter

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