The new release is getting lots of great attention all over the web: RWW, Social Glass, Computer World, Mashable, and more.

Thanks to Aaron, Steve, and the Deki Wiki team for bringing such excellent functionality to the open source wiki world.

If you build something cool using Deki Wiki and Dapper, please let us know (and if you're in the Bay Area, come present it at DapperCamp).

The Dapper SDKs are already being used by many of you to easily integrate with Dapper, and we'd like to encourage you to go ahead and give them a try, or even go and port the SDKs to a language of your choice. In the future, using the SDKs will allow you to enjoy improved functionality such as higher rate limits, faster performance etc.

The Dapper web services are sort of a must, if we don't want to be considered "the shoemaker that walks barefoot." But it also already provides important functionality. The first web service, already released, is the Dapp Search Web Service. It allows you to programmatically find Dapps, just as you would've done through the Dapper website user interface. With it, you can allow your users to search for Dapps without ever losing your site. The Dapp Search Web Service is the first in a series of web services that will be launched in the future.

Lastly, and most importantly, we're making available the Dapper Transformer Library. If you've ever used a Dapp, you've seen on the Dapp's page the list of ways by which you can use it, which we call transformers, such as RSS, Image Loop, Netvibes module, Google map and gadget, and several more. But not enough. Today we're opening up the code behind these transformers and provide you with an API by which you can build your own transformers, and share them with fellow Dappers. If you're into PHP, you'll find the task of building a new transformer quite painless, and since we're also releasing the code of our existing ones, you can go ahead and build on them. So if you always wanted to create an embeddable flash module for weather updates or get your bank quotes directly into a SQL database, you can build new transformers that will cater to your needs. We are, of course, available 24/7 to support you with any question you may have.