Currently, the site at dev.twitter.com has information on @Anywhere (an important new set of Twitter capabilities for locations around the web), communicating with Twitter teams, a discussion section that integrates with Google groups, previews of new features, upcoming API changes and more. Hopefully, the dev site will give third-party app developers a clearer channel for tracking Twitter's growth and changes as they try to build their own features and businesses; all parties in the third-party ecosystem are looking forward to relief from the tension and angst that's overshadowed recent Twitter-developer relations.
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Developers, what do you think of the new channel so far? We got some feedback from devs we know; Warner Bros' Shaun Haber called the site "very intuitive and well polished." Another dev said, "I already like it better than what they had before." Yet another said, "I love it. It's simple and easy to find exactly what you want quickly. They've done a great job."
We look forward to staying updated on Twitter developer news through this new channel, and we hope that our developer friends get a lot of value from this new avenue of communication.