For the purpose of this Techtorial, we’re going to build a simple news reader application for my friend‘s Tech Blog DailySocial.net. We’re going to extract contents using only frontend technologies, JavaScript to be exact. There will be no caching (persistency) at all, you are welcomed to fork and do your own implementation, you could try to persist by using Local Storage or even cookies (beware of the 4 KB limit for this).
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I recently went to a digital marketing conference, where I listened to some industry ‘experts’ talk about Facebook marketing. I agreed with most of the things I heard– or at the very least I didn’t disagree with most things– but there was one ‘tip’ that made my head spin.
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Brands are missing out on big opportunities to engage with consumers on Twitter by tweeting at the wrong time or in the wrong way. Via Fabrice, Frédéric DEBAILLEUL Delete the scoop?
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Et voilà un article pas trés fouillé et largement discutable !!!
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