In the beginning it was called “Content syndication”… Then it became “RSS feeds”, then “ATOM”… Then everyone forgot about this technology… Which is a shame because it allowed for incredibly powerful uses of the WWW.
When looking at the sitemaps protocol which is now endorsed by Google, Yahoo and MSN, I can't help but crying about how obscure the documentation is, especially for the element. Please note that the priority you assign to a page is…...
In yesterday’s “Daily Source Code", Adam Curry is talking about his meeting in Redmond with the Windows Media Player team. Adam says he can’t tell anything… but what else could this probably mean than Windows Media Player…...
Today I thought it was time for me to catch up on Atom and add support for this format to b2evolution. Okay, done. Here's my Atom 0.3 feed. And it validates too. But I had to leave out a link to comments as well as my categorization! There's no support…...
Once upon a time, there was a company called Netscape who was investigating a new market: portal sites and content syndication. The idea was simple: a variety of websites produce relevant content in a (nearly) continuous flow. Portals would be designed…...
Just a quick note (to myself ) : Russ has an interesting post about aggregating RSS on mobile phones. Make sure to read the comments too.
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Looks like the Echo Project Roadmap is getting a pretty wide acceptance in what we probably could call the ~`blogging industry'~ by now. I definitely plan to support Echo in b2evolution... RSS has been such a mess for such a long time... something…...