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Twitter has just enabled a new feature named “Lists” which permits to organize in categories the people you are following and make their tweets available to others. In this way it’s very simple to navigate the various subjects, follow the lists created by other people and subscribe to them.

I’ve tried this new functionality and created my own lists about Silverlight-related stuff, feel free to subscribe here if you find useful:

http://twitter.com/davidezordan/lists

Happy Silverlighting!

Pete Brown has posted two great articles about this topic:

• How to Build Facebook Applications with Silverlight 2 RTW – Part 1 of 2
• How to Build Facebook Applications with Silverlight 2 RTW – Part 2 of 2

The Social Web: An introduction to web 2.0 and its online communities, the new book by Marco Cantù, provides “practical information, links to useful sites, and all you’ll need to create or increase your online experience and/or presence”.

The companion blog is available at http://www.socialwebbook.com.

David Treadwell has posted an article in which he discusses new applications and APIs for the Windows Live Platform.

In particular he talks about:

Check out this interesting post by Michael Scherotter.

In this article, Arun Gupta shows how to build Rich Internet Applications using GlassFish and related technologies: Metro, jMaki and Jersey.

What is it? It’s a set of common APIs, based on standard HTML and JavaScript, which permits to access the services available in different websites (such as MySpace, LinkedIn and so on) in a unified manner (“many sites, one API” as reported on the Google site).

Code, examples and other stuff can be found at http://code.google.com/apis/opensocial/.

An interesting introduction on Web 2.0 can be found here.