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The Yedda Twitter C# Library provides easy access to the Twitter API. Every method in the Twitter API has a method in the C# class with the same name. Every method that can return one of the various formats such as RSS, XML and Atom follow the following convention "MethodNameAsFormat".

Twitter-produced autocomplete library

WeBlog is a blog module for Sitecore 6.2+. It is the successor to the EviBlog module. Features Windows Live Writer integration (MetaWeblog API) Page Editor support and custom WebEdit ribbon Wordpress Import CSS-based themes, with custom themes possible (one included) Various blog navigation components Comments (with author notification and optional approval workflow) Comment CAPTCHA through MSCaptcha or reCAPTCHA Gravatar Support Social sharing through ShareThis or AddThis, and other Facebook and Twitter widgets Tagging and tagcloud RSS Feeds (Sitecore Integrated RSS) Multi-server (staged architecture) support Globalized labels and messaging (English, Danish, Dutch, and Japanese translations provided) Most importantly, WeBlog has been architected to allow you to easily integrate it into your existing content and design, and to allow you to customize its templates and layout to your project requirements.

"Font Awesome"

A free light weight jQuery plugin that enables you to display related information with the hovered label, link, or any html element of your choice.

"Socialtext account for up to 50 people from your company. It is private between co-workers. You and your colleagues get private, "Twitter‑like" microblogging, social networking, and a shared wiki workspace. And you each get your own personal home page. If a collaboration network already exists for your company, you will be added to it. If not, one will be created."

Latest cool prototypes from Sitecore US lab Alex Shyba Solution Architect Sitecore Oct 19, 2011 Noon Pacific, 3:00 PM Eastern, 8:00 PM UK. Alex will be showing some of the latest Shared Source components that he has been working on. Alex Shyba has been with Sitecore for more than 6 years. His primary role is helping implementation partners in North America build successful solutions on Sitecore platform. Whenever he is not reading car magazines, Alex enjoys exploring dark corners of Sitecore by reading kernel code from Reflector and building cool prototypes. Alex maintains one of the oldest Sitecore blogs at http://sitecoreblog.alexshyba.com/ where he shares his ideas about ways to implement Sitecore and provides recommendations on various aspects of the product. You can connect with Alex on Twitter @alexshyba. Video from the presentation