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Do you have a blog?
Drop it down below and let& #39;s raise awareness of all the great blogs out there.
Drop it down below and let& #39;s raise awareness of all the great blogs out there.
Community!
This has me thinking. There& #39;s loads of great content which can be hard to find or manage. I can extract the tweets in this thread then use AI to curate a single resource with key points about each blog.
So many great resources here. Keep them coming!
This has me thinking. There& #39;s loads of great content which can be hard to find or manage. I can extract the tweets in this thread then use AI to curate a single resource with key points about each blog.
So many great resources here. Keep them coming!
Wow. Almost 300+ replies to this tweet. I didn& #39;t expect that!
Potentially 300+ blogs to curate and place into a single, searchable resource.
I have extracted all tweets and will write code that makes an http request to grab metadata/keywords from each landing page
Potentially 300+ blogs to curate and place into a single, searchable resource.
I have extracted all tweets and will write code that makes an http request to grab metadata/keywords from each landing page
Actually...what am thinking...I can use http://socialopinion.co.uk"> http://socialopinion.co.uk to create a social listening campaign and provide the conversation_id as the query.
This will then grab all the associated tweets and give me the urls, meta and more that have been discussed on the thread.
This will then grab all the associated tweets and give me the urls, meta and more that have been discussed on the thread.
That was interesting.
I quickly created a campaign and in less than an hour it has curated all the blogs the community have kindly shared.
*366* URLS were shared in this thread.
I quickly created a campaign and in less than an hour it has curated all the blogs the community have kindly shared.
*366* URLS were shared in this thread.
Drilling into the details we can see the all 366 blogs:
Inferred metadata on tweets / blogs surfaced by the campaign is also available.
This can be used to search blogs based on the content/topics they cover.
Further insights could be obtained by creating an http request using the blog URL then applying NLP/text analytics.
This can be used to search blogs based on the content/topics they cover.
Further insights could be obtained by creating an http request using the blog URL then applying NLP/text analytics.
Here we can see all tweets that were processed and the people who submitted their blog (thankyou!)
The community on @Twitter submitted loads of valuable resources in this thread (thankyou!).
The data could be used to power a simple/ searchable static website in @Azure.
You can build some really cool stuff the new @TwitterDev API.
The data could be used to power a simple/ searchable static website in @Azure.
You can build some really cool stuff the new @TwitterDev API.
Ok...so I have written the query to fetch the blog urls and some associated metadata.
Candidates for side bar navigation or search filter. These are inferred from the actual data that was processed in this thread.
I& #39;ve narrowed down the fields and dataset for each blog. We currently have 368 community blogs!
All I need to do now is find a free bootstrap template and possibly some dedicated storage.
Is it worth placing this on a proper domain?
All I need to do now is find a free bootstrap template and possibly some dedicated storage.
Is it worth placing this on a proper domain?
My plan to dynamically generate the left nav using data in the tweet wont work as not every tweet/blog in the thread has associated data/categories.
That makes it simpler to create a quick index.html with some search fields.
That makes it simpler to create a quick index.html with some search fields.
I think I& #39;m going to settle on a very simple bootstrap template.
I like @ryanyates1990 idea of CTRL-F to simple search for the blogs of interest.
I& #39;ll load in the JSON and create a panel with summary info for each blog -- similar to this in the screenshot.
I like @ryanyates1990 idea of CTRL-F to simple search for the blogs of interest.
I& #39;ll load in the JSON and create a panel with summary info for each blog -- similar to this in the screenshot.
We& #39;re almost at *400* blogs. Imagine we hit 500 ?!?!
Wow..
I checked this whilst I& #39;m enjoying the sun.
*414* urls submitted in just a few days.
This will be a great resource for the community.
I checked this whilst I& #39;m enjoying the sun.
*414* urls submitted in just a few days.
This will be a great resource for the community.
@i_am_daniele, @jessicagarson and @andypiper - thought you might be interested in what& #39;s going on in this thread. :)
I built a static page to list all the great blogs (400+). Still need to add links. This is very manual at the moment.
I& #39;ll add links and seperate pages for the podcasts and YouTube channels that were submitted in the other threads.
I& #39;ll add links and seperate pages for the podcasts and YouTube channels that were submitted in the other threads.
You can create a static HTML site in seconds using @Azure App Service. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/quickstart-html">https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azu...
This thread is turning into a brain dump of how I& #39;m piecing this together without writing C#. Quick and dirty.
I may use this to generate the HTML table.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7070053/convert-a-sql-query-result-table-to-an-html-table-for-email">https://stackoverflow.com/questions...
I may use this to generate the HTML table.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7070053/convert-a-sql-query-result-table-to-an-html-table-for-email">https://stackoverflow.com/questions...