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Track Twitter Trending Topics with Tweeter Trends

One of my frustrations with Twitter is that there's no easy way to track the hot trending topics within your personal stream. So, with that, I went ahead and created a tool that does just that. All you need to do is follow @Tweetertrends or simply subscribe via RSS. The app is a mashup that uses Dapper, Feedburner and Twitterfeed. It's wonky at times, still it works for the most part and is handy for tracking what's hot on Twitter today.

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5 comments
Sep 21, 2009
robungar said...
Looks cool, Steve. I'm looking forward to checking it out.
Sep 22, 2009
Diane Stein said...
Great idea! I just signed up and will let you know how it goes.
Sep 23, 2009
Peter Warnock said...
Tweeter? Really? :/
Sep 27, 2009
Dan Monsieurle said...
http://JournoTwit.com generates a tag cloud to show what's trending in amongst your followers (a local search). It lets you click on a tag to explore the tweets that have made it trend. The general layout of this app uses a column based view, but organises tweet by type - Statuses, News, Retweets, Visual, Audio etc.

Any feedback appreciated!

Oct 02, 2009
papetikspetiks said...
nice one !! i wont be having any difficulty tracking the latest and hottest trend in tweeter.

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