[matthijs]

Looks cool. However I don't see anything in any of the places (no pins and I'm not sure what it is suppose to do)?

So some more info would be appreciated

[secos]

Yeah. I was kinda hoping people actually used Twitter's geolocation service a bit more than they do and it would just be obvious. Austin is pretty decent today, with the first tweet usually one popping up within a minute.

Agree it could be more descriptive. I got to this point and it was working well so I deployed. (Thats a feature, right?) Any thoughts on how to explain whats happening that wouldn't interfere with the page structure too much?

[rythie]

I would suggest caching some of the data server side, so there is some previous data on first page load.

[secos]

Excellent idea, thanks!

[adam-_-]

Maybe a "first time here? Check the FAQ" flash message like the stackoverflow sites?

I had no idea what was going on or meant to happen.

[Roridge]

An "about" would have been cool... but by the time I had realised there wasn't one, I was about to close and a tweet popped up and it was immediately obvious.

Neat site.

[secos]

thats a great idea

[matthijs]

Perhaps also add an activity gif in there so everybody knows it's busy (e.g. "Looking for tweets in the area")