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RSS ToolsTranslation: Belorussian HelpCreating RSS files for your websiteAuthor: Michael ClaßenAn introductory guide to writing RSS 0.91 files. Introduction to RSSAuthor: Andy KingA gentle introduction to RSS and syndication. Might be useful to beginniners. Making Headlines with RSSAuthor: Jonathan EisenzopfAn in-depth guide to reading, writing and using RSS files with a focus on the XML::RSS perl module. Using RSS News FeedAuthor: Jonathan EisenzopfAn introduction to using the XML::RSS perl module to manipulate RSS files. Writing RSS 1.0Author: Rael DornfestA step-by-step tutorial to creating an RSS 1.0 document by hand. More InfoRSS Category at Dmoz.orgAuthor: Editors of the Open Directory ProjectA collection of RSS-related links, including tutorials, background and more. O'Reilly RSS Dev-CenterArticles on the O'Reilly Network about RSS and syndication.RSSWhy?sAuthor: Ken MacLeodAn attempt to concisely explore and discuss the issues surrounding RSS. Tracks the various RSS mailing lists and keeps summaries of important issues. Also provides the RSS 1.0 issues list. ReferenceRSS 0.9 ReferenceAuthor: Zvon.orgA reference for the various elements in RSS. RSS 0.91 ReferenceAuthor: Zvon.orgA reference for the various elements in RSS. RSS 1.0 Core ReferenceAuthor: Zvon.orgA reference for the various elements in RSS. BackgroundDevelopers Explain: Why RSS 1.0?(audio) O'Reilly Network publisher Dale Dougherty talks with some of the core developers behind the new spec for RDF Site Summary (RSS 1.0) about the background behind RDF, the need for a standard, and what RSS enables.The Evolution of RSSAuthor: Andy KingWe look at how RSS has evolved from its humble beginnings through present day and beyond. We survey all versions of RSS, including a feature comparison, a new RSS usage survey, plus format and validation information. Learn how the newest versions of RSS will move us towards a more Semantic Web. A Historical DebtAuthor: Dan BrickleyA detailed survey of RSS history, going all the way back to Apple's MCF format, Microsoft's CDF, UserLand's scriptingNews and of course, RSS. History of RSSAuthor: Dan LibbyThe primary author of the RSS specs for Netscape speaks out with his opinion on RSS' past, promise and future. Introduction to RSS 0.91Author: Dave WinerDave's introduction to his work on cleaning up the RSS 0.91 spec and a starting point for further discussion on RSS progress. RDF - why we should care - and RSSAuthor: Edd DumbillEdd Dumbill presents a brief outline of why he believes RDF is important and the reasons for the next version of RSS to use it. RSS 1.0: The New Syndication FormatAuthor: Jonathan EisenzopfThe history and background of the RSS format and information on the introduction of RSS 1.0. RSS: Lightweight Web SyndicationAuthor: Rael DornfestRSS, a simple XML application to describe web site headlines, has had such enormous success that it has been pulled in many directions. Rael Dornfest documents the history of RSS, and the debate over its future. RSS ModularizationAuthor: Leigh DoddsA look at the original proposal to develop RSS using namespaces. RSS Moves ForwardAuthor: Edd DumbillEdd Dumbill explains the creation of the RSS working group and takes a look at the RSS 1.0 spec. What to do about RSS?Author: Dave WinerA description of the problems RSS has faced and a proposed solution. |
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