An Open, Extensible Research Platform for Twitter
by Devin Gaffney, Ian Pearce, Max Darham, and Max Nanis

Hello world. It’s been awhile since the Web Ecology community last made a peep on the web. Some had been speculating that we had simply up and disappeared, but reports of our demise were greatly exaggerated, as they say.
Here’s what [...]

Google Language Python Module
By Jon Beilin
One of the tenets of Web Ecology is accessibility to the field through open tools and open data. At the Web Ecology Project, we’re working to get more of our code in a clean, commented, and releasable state. The first tool that we have queued up for release is a [...]