Share the wealth–del.icio.us is a publicly viewable bookmarks manager that allows users to easily add favorite sites to a personal collection of links, to categorize those sites with keywords (tags), and to share a collection not only between browsers and machines, but also with others
It really is delish! del.icio.us is an excellent tool for tracking Web popularity, hot topics (or memes), and can provide RSS feeds for any tag
Adventurous readers with some basic Web design and scripting or programming skills will sink their teeth into these tasty treats on tweaking, modifying, and hacking del.icio.us
Hacks include: geotagging del.icio.us bookmarks, mapping del.icio.us tags with Google Maps, building and watching tag clouds over time, and integrating bloglines and del.icio.us
Some additional unique projects are del.icio.us tagging using browser keywords, combining del.icio.us and blogs, programming with the del.icio.us API, and hacking Firefox and Safari

Leslie Michael Orchard is a hacker, tinkerer, and creative technologist working in the Detroit area. He lives with two spotted Ocicats, two dwarf bunnies, and a very patient and understanding girl. On rare occasions when spare time comes in copious amounts, he plays around with odd bits of code and writing, sharing them on his Web site named 0xDECAFBAD (http://decafbad.com/).

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Exploring delicious
Chapter 1:What Is delicious?
Chapter 2: Enhancing Your Browser
Chapter 3: Seasoning Your Desktop
Part II: Remixing delicious
Chapter 4: Exploring delicious APIs and Data
Chapter 5: The What and How of Hacks
Chapter 6: Tagging Hacks
Chapter 7: Mashups and Enhancements
Chapter 8: Getting Your Links Out of delicious
Chapter 9: Getting delicious into Your Blog
Part III: Beyond delicious
Chapter 10: Exploring Open Source Alternatives
Chapter 11: Checking Out the Competition
Appendix A: Site URLs, Feeds, and API Methods Reference
Index