September 9, 2005 5:44 PM PDT
JotSpot, which offers an online collaborative authoring platform or "wiki" for applications, is set to launch its developer program Monday.
The JotSpot Developer Connection will provide tools for customizing JotSpot wikis and writing new applications, as well as an environment for sharing resources. JotSpot was founded by the co-founders of Exite, Joe Kraus and Graham Spencer.
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