Like it? Tweet it! is a jQuery-powered JavaScript widget that enables visitors to your website or blog to write a tweet about the site directly in a box displayed in the corner of the website, with a link to the site already embedded in the input field. It gives an easy way to site owners and visitors to share interesting stuff while still being able to change the content of the tweet and make it more personal.
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Sometimes logical steps, which we use every day to find solutions for our problems, fail us without a single word of warning. Let me explain. Sudden need for a nice star rating system tutorial, which could be used as a basis for a custom made rating control, resulted with poor response from our mighty search engines. High expectations ended up pretty quickly, and all I could find was either unusable, either poorly documented or broken, or just back linked to previous ones, which is even worse. But, after additional filtering I’ve managed to isolate four tutorials that are worth checking out, and from which we can all learn a thing or two.
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