Comments for TweetAgora

Comment on TweetAgora v2.1.1 by Steve

Steve — Tue, 21 Dec 2010 17:53:16 +0000

Where oh where oh where is the Android version? I hope you’re working on one. I’ll be back to check it out it’s available :)

Comment on TweetAgora v2.1! by lfom

lfom — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 17:13:46 +0000

TweetAgora is one of the best Twitter clients for iPhone hands down. A few things I miss:
- slicker interface with smaller avatars (maybe make it an option?) so I can see more tweets per screen;
- picture/video/location preview when viewing a tweet;
- expand a short URL (bit.ly, etc) before I actually open it (for example, tap-and-hold on a URL will show the full URL and the option to open or copy it).

Keep it up! Regards.

Comment on Design Decisions, Part 2: Large Avatars by John Piercy

John Piercy — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 23:33:50 +0000

Thanks Mark for the Explanation … makes perfect sense now ..

Comment on Design Decisions, Part 3: Old-School (RT) Retweets by Kermonk

Kermonk — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 00:30:44 +0000

Since all twitter apps now require oauth my old echofon broke, and since they refuse to do oldschool retweets I was looking for someone with your opinion.

I salute your point of view and would have loved to use tweetagora if it wasn’t for the fact I use an Android. But perhaps one day in the future you’ll make an Android version, eh?

Comment on Design Decisions, Part 2: Large Avatars by Rick

Rick — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 18:07:59 +0000

Very cool. I do like the placement and organization of the buttons relative to the table options below.

Comment on Design Decisions, Part 2: Large Avatars by admin

admin — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 17:36:26 +0000

Thanks for the feedback Rick!

We intentionally made the Reply/RT/DM buttons more prominent than the other (table) options, though perhaps too much so. We’ve got a new theme coming which should be a little easier on the eyes (might post a preview soon)

Comment on Design Decisions, Part 2: Large Avatars by Rick

Rick — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 17:29:53 +0000

The larger avatars and coloured names are a nice touch. I find the timeline easier to make sense of than other apps.

I just downloaded TweetAgora last night, so I don’t have too much experience with it. Lots of things I like, only few that I prefer on the Twitter app.

I find the reply, retweet, DM buttons in a tweet menu are a little too prominent. But that’s a personal view on the aesthetic. Love the gestures for quick reply/retweet.

Comment on Design Decisions, Part 3: Old-School (RT) Retweets by Kristen

Kristen — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 20:01:43 +0000

I agree: I like the RT-style retweets way better. I like the option of adding to the conversation vs. just repeating what’s already been said.

Comment on Design Decisions, Part 3: Old-School (RT) Retweets by Breanna

Breanna — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 19:52:37 +0000

The ability to use old style retweets is a make or break for an app for me as I love to get my word in. I do like a tweet-time decision with whether or not I want to just use the old way or the new way.

It’s EXTREMELY annoying in Twitter for iPhone that you cant see who retweeted you with the new RT in your reply timeline. I THINK i’ll be saying something funny, and no RT’s. Then log in to Tweetdeck on my desktop and see many new RTs.

Options are always valued, but I did see a lot of people complain when hootsuite made the default RT the new way.

Comment on Design Decisions, Part 3: Old-School (RT) Retweets by Kara Shallenberg

Kara Shallenberg — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 16:35:34 +0000

I’m really glad you keep RT-style retweets as the default and change new-style retweets into RT-form. Whenever I try out a new twitter client, that’s the first thing I check. Seeing random strangers in my timeline is a deal-breaker!

That said, I do think it’s smart of you to give people the option of using the new-style retweets for long messages.