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There are 35 articles & tutorials regarding "RSS".
- 31.) Fun With OPML in ASP.NET
- by Peter A. Bromberg, Ph.D. "There's no trick to being a humorist when you have the whole government working for you." - Will Rogers OPML ("OutLine Processor Markup Language") is getting a lot of interest lately, mostly because everybody's using it as the de-facto import / export mechanism for RSS Reader subscriptions. OPML is what you export from your BlogLines, FeedDemon, NewsGator or other deal and OPML is what you import into it. I regularly export OPML from my BlogLines web page...
Found at EggHeadCafe
- 32.) Language Instincts
- by Jon Udell September 17, 2003 Back in April I made the case for writing weblog entries in XHTML, using CSS for a dual purpose: to control presentation and as hooks for structured search. I then started to accumulate well-formed content, writing CSS class attributes with an eye toward data mining, and flowing XHTML content through my RSS feed. Here's a recap of the basic elements of the plan sketched out in my June column : (X)HTML source <span class="minireview">SpiderPhone</span> I'm...
Found at XML.com
- 33.) Visual Studio.NET 2005 Beta 1: The Lowdown
- By Peter A. Bromberg, Ph.D. "We are ready for any unforeseen event that may or may not occur." -- Dan Quayle Visual Studio.NET 2005 BETA 1 was released to the MSDN Subscriber community on July 1, 2004. Here are some of the latest quirks, topics and information I have discovered. This article will be updated on a regular basis as new items become known, and will appear in our RSS Feed , so check back frequently! Installation Issues: I did not experience any installation issues at all,...
Found at EggHeadCafe
- 34.) Designing Extensible, Versionable XML Formats
- by Dare Obasanjo July 21, 2004 An XML vocabulary should be designed in such a way that the applications that process it do not break when it is inevitably changed. One of the primary benefits of using XML for building data interchange formats is that the APIs and technologies for processing XML are quite resilient when faced with additions to vocabularies. If I write an application that loads RSS feeds looking for item elements, then processes their link and title elements using any one...
Found at XML.com
- 35.) Vox Populi: Web Services From the Grassroots
- by Rich Salz July 08, 2003 Last month, Sam Ruby threw the blogging world into a tizzy when he created a wiki to serve as the home for a new syndication format and protocol. This month we'll take a look at the project -- the working name is "Necho" but has been "Echo" and "Pie" at various times. We'll use it to motivate a look at tradeoffs in XML and web services design. "Syndication" is the term used when a site makes an RSS ("Really Simple Syndication") document available at a URL. For...
Found at XML.com
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