tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-146071342011-12-13T22:55:58.969-05:00How to create RSS Feeds. Learn the technical aspects of setting up and using RSS.blogslingerhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09263250561416943757noreply@blogger.comBlogger61100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14607134.post-1135927719380113852005-12-30T02:26:00.000-05:002005-12-30T02:28:39.386-05:00

My new RSS Cases (case studies) blog has been live for about 2 months now, but it's officially live for about a week. The blog covers reviews of hardware and software related to content syndication, as well as case studies targeted at content marketers/ publishers and feed developers, as well studies of RSS Metrics (traffic analysis). As I've previously mentioned, the blog is a combination of my

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Just a heads up. My new RSS multi-blog that combines RSS Developer (this blog), RSS Marketer, and Net Metrics is about to go live soon. Head on over to RSS Diary to watch for an announcement. (I'll post a link here, too, but if you are interested in RSS, you should go over there.)Please note that the more technical aspects (i.e, actual web programming) of the above three blogs will be handled

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Hello everyone. I'm back from vacation. (Hey, I still worked 16-20 hours a day on my blogs and websites, so it wasn't really a vacation). I apologize for the batch posting of this message to all of my blogs, but I'm still madly reorganizing my blogs and this is the fastest way for me to communicate with readers... (The most current links to most of my blogs and website projects can always be

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If you're a recent convert to RSS Feeds, you may be wondering what the difference is in all the formats: RSS 0.91, RSS 0.92, RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0, Atom. The simple explanation is that when Dave Winer first developed his scripting news format, he outgrew it. From that format came a sequence of RSS formats, all of which are in XML. The RSS 1.0 version is in the RDF (Resource Description Framework)

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As I've mentioned in a recent NET METRICS blog post, I've been taking a bit of a time-out from my RSS blogs to work on two "RSS Metrics" e-book, one with Rok Hrastnik of RSS Diary. I also have two "Case Studies" e-books in development. One will be similar to the postings in this blog and will discuss actual coding/programming techniques for building RSS Feeds for specific RSS data scenarios. It

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Greetings!This is the introduction to a new blog focusing on the technical aspect of RSS, setting up feeds, using databases, and managing content, etc. This blog is a companion to the blogs RSS Marketer and Data Mining the Internet. All three blogs are supplements to several RSS-related books that I am currently writing. More information will be posted shortly. These blogs will be updated weekly,

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