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Recap: Lots of cool new open technology from Yahoo!

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I sat down tonight to write about the new OAuth screens that we just pushed (more on that below), and I realized that I’d missed writing about a whole slew of new open technologies that we’ve released lately! Going forward I’m going to do a much better job keeping everyone up to date on the releases we push out…as we push them. I try to keep folks up to date on new items on my twitter feed, but you have to wade through a whole bunch of personal stuff there too.

So here goes a quick recap of the last few weeks.

As I mentioned above, yesterday we launched a great new streamlined pop-up OAuth flow for developers to use. Check out Allen Tom’s post on YDN to learn more. Here’s what the new UI looks like:

But beyond this, check out these other great announcements from the last few weeks:

Finally, make sure to check out these presentations from Micah Laaker on 13 different ways to define open, how to design for developers, and how to use Yahoo! as a billboard for your project,

Ok, hopefully that’s enough of an update for you for now. There’s a lot going on. There’s much more to come!

Cheers,
-c

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