Don’t Wanna Know Plugin for Seesmic Desktop Platform
Ever since they announced the Seesmic Desktop Platform, I’ve been wanting to give it a try. The new SDK provides a way to develop client plugins using Silverlight 4 and MEF.
After seeing the request a couple times now and experiencing the same feelings myself, I found the purpose for my first plugin:
– Removing tweets from Foursquare and Gowalla.
I’m a fan of the two services and think the concept overall is pretty cool. But I’m not a fan of the “I’m at Starbucks” check-ins getting in the way of my “I just wrote an MMORPG in Silverlight” tweets.
After seeing my pals @rschu and @ingebretsen feeling the pain, it was time to act.
I give you the Don’t Wanna Know plugin for Seesmic Desktop 2.
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Seesmic Desktop 2, the Silverlight 4 Out of Browser client is pretty cool and the developer platform is very promising. Grab a build, SDK and find code samples on the Seesmic DevWiki.
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Is there any download link for Seesmic Desktop 2? I can’t find it on the wiki
Yes, its all still very new and coming together. And as a reminder the current Seesmic Desktop 2 build is still labeled as a “developer preview”.
I found a link to the latest version in the dicussion group: http://groups.google.com/group/seesmic-desktop-dev/browse_thread/thread/738cb7d95a8f5ada
Will you be providing the source code? It may help others learn to create similar plugins.
There’s nto a ton of code to share, basically I’ve just added some logic to the Filter method of a custom ITimelineItemProcessor. More on that here: http://devwiki.seesmic.com/SDP-Sample%3A-Timeline-Item-Processor
When I get to v2 of the plugin, where the user can customize what they want to filter out, then I’ll have a more to share. I’ll post a tutorial then, as long as the SDK is pretty stable at that point too.
Thanks Adam, I’ve got the build and your plugin 🙂