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Twitter posts this week

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by Oliver George on May 8th, 2008

We’ve been experimenting with Twitter as a quick simple way of sharing information about what’s happening around OpenX.

Here are the last 7 days tweets by OpenX.

On distribution
“DreamHost, one of the most popular ISPs used by OpenX publishers, is now providing a one-click install of OpenX. http://www.dreamhost.com

On advocacy
“GeekyHabit have written a mega tutorial titled “Using OpenX For Advertising Management Pt.1″. Check it out here: http://tinyurl.com/5rjuuy

On the 2.5 beta update
“The next 2.5 beta release is coming soon.”

“The OpenX 2.5 beta update is out now. 90 bugs squashed on a remarkably stable first beta. Now is a great time to try the new OpenX beta. “

On tips and tricks
“Roadblocks can have great results - http://www.openx.org/node/383

“Or, go the opposite route: prevent a campaign/banner from being used twice on a page: http://www.openx.org/node/334

On twittering
We’re coming up to our 100th tweet. Some feedback would be great: What do you like? What should we drop? What should we add? Thanks!

On coding
@ajtarachanowicz says: Just made the 20,000 commit for OpenX (new Spanish translations for plugins). Prev commit was Japanese translations.

On enjoying the sun
“The OpenX London office will be closed on Monday the 5th (It’s the May Day bank holiday weekend: http://tinyurl.com/6yek43)”

You can see the latest OpenX twitter updates on the blog sidebar or visit the OpenX Twitter page here: http://twitter.com/openx

4 Comments »

  1. As someone who has a project in active development (and is an avid Twitter user), I found this post at 4:15 AM purely because I follow your feed.

    I’m sure you’re already seeing the benefits of Twitter via your referral logs, but I’m just here to make a more active affirmation.

    That said, very much looking forward to being able to take my ad network experience and apply those same reporting / control metrics to my own, personally funded properties.

    Cheers.

    Comment by Alex — May 13, 2008 @ 11:32 am

  2. Hi

    do you have an ETA for the stable version of 2.5 ?

    Just to plan to start in 30 - 45 days with 2.5, or plan to use 2.4 and upgrade later..

    Comment by ruggiero — May 20, 2008 @ 10:31 am

  3. Hi Ruggiero

    There are no hard deadlines for the first stable release of the 2.5 code base. We take the view that it’s ready when all critical bugs are resolved and it’s had enough testing. Setting launch dates would only leads to disappointment.

    The latest beta is proving very stable and many people are using the 2.5 beta in production. You will need to make your own judgement call about whether you are willing to run beta software or stick to the latest stable release.

    Not the answer you wanted but I hope that helps!

    kind regards,
    Oliver George

    Comment by Oliver George — May 20, 2008 @ 12:50 pm

  4. Thanks

    well an importan element to choice between this is if the upgrade from 2.4 to 2.5 will be simplified (by script ( web interfaces? ) and if this has DB changes in a distributed setup environment.

    We do not want to miss the single ads call feature in 2.5 since could have interesting benefit in a high traffic env

    Comment by ruggiero — May 27, 2008 @ 1:49 pm

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