Read the blog post -- Twitter OAuth Comes to Second Life
Excerpt:What this  means is that you can now let people Tweet from within Second Life in a safe and secure way, without having  to set up external Web servers, and without requiring Residents to  re-enter credentials if they want to use Twitter from inworld.
We believe that our merchants can build incredible new products with this functionality and that the shoppers will love it and will soon be searching for these products.  The owners of items will be in control of linking these items to their twitter account and will be able to turn access to individual items on and off from their twitter accounts.
Regards,
The Commerce Team

In Issue No. 290 of A List Apart, for people who make websites…

The Case for Content Strategy—Motown Style

by MARGOT BLOOMSTEIN

Over the past year, the content strategy chatter has been building. Jeffrey MacIntyre gave us its raison d’être. Kristina Halvorson wrote the call to arms. Panels at SXSW, presentations at An Event Apart, and regional meetups continue to build the drum roll. But how do you start humming the content strategy tune to your own team and to your prospective clients? Listen up and heed Aretha Franklin. No, really.

JavaScript MVC

by JONATHAN SNOOK

As JavaScript takes center stage in our web applications, we need to produce ever more modular code. MVC (Model-View-Controller) may hold the key. MVC is a design pattern that breaks an application into three parts: the data (Model), the presentation of that data to the user (View), and the actions taken on any user interaction (Controller). Discover how MVC can make the JavaScript that powers your web applications more reusable and easier to maintain.