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Several tech bloggers received a notice this morning that Twtapps, a suite of - you guessed it - applications developed around Twitter, was for sale. Twtapps' solo founder and developer Felipe Coimbra cited insufficient resources and a desire to develop new apps as the reason for the sale.

We asked a few questions about the state of the suite, including how much money he's asking for, how the suite was monetized, how many users he'd seen so far, which apps had gained the most traction, and how life as a third-party Twitter app developer had been for him. Read his answers and more below.

New today from the self-explanatorily named TwtApps: TwtJobs, which aims to help job seekers and employers connect via Twitter.

Job seekers can create a "Twitter Resume," and employers can post job openings. The posting part is simple, elegant, and leaves one with a clean, ad-free, scannable piece of HR collateral. Users can even name their own price for a white-label version of the app that pulls design elements, including background and color schemes, from their Twitter profiles.