retweets

Now that I've got a servlet to pump out a list of Retweets in JSON format, I'm ready to connect that data to my dashboard web page.

Compared with a hundred retweets and a flurry of text messages, a single conversation over dinner seems awfully boring.

On the dashboard, they'll be presented with a report that will eventually list their retweets, which will be ranked by influence.

Through their help, we reached a total of 60, 000 followers and generated retweets from across the United States, Europe and Asia.

Thus Retweets are created separately, but once they are added to an instance of a User, they are formally attached.

Then I'll calculate two metrics: who retweets me the most, and which of my tweets have been retweeted the most.

Are Twitter users with more followers, tweets, replies or retweets more relevant in the context of real time one-to-many conversations?

Namely, I need to have a User instance created (and saved into the GAE datastore) before I can logically add related Retweets.

10 of their Ford Fiesta Movement Agents will be donating $1 per retweet for this post up to 1, 000 retweets.

It returns a List of Retweets ordered by their influence property, which is an integer.

Now I know who retweets me the most, but what about reporting which tweets have been retweeted the most?

Next, I need the user's permission to sign in to Twitter and grab his or her retweets.

Even now, with 2. 2 million Twitter followers, he frequently responds to fans' questions and retweets their greetings.

That doesn't necessarily refer to the number of followers, tweets, or retweets you may have, although these are important factors.

I don't plan on searching for Retweets by these properties, so it makes sense to unindex them.

Next, I make the mapReduce method call on the retweets collection.

Each blue circle is a tweet, and they are sized by number of retweets.

Most of my jokes get about 2, 000 retweets each time.

For example, if I want to represent a collection of retweets (say the top three retweets as ranked by influence), I can do so.