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Author: Danny Ayers, Andrew Watt
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RSS 2.0, Really Simple Syndication, was announced in August 2000. It follows a line of inheritance from RSS 0.9x. RSS 2.0, unlike RSS 1.0, makes no use of the Resource Description Framework (RDF). However, RSS 2.0 does move one step closer to the RSS 1.0 approach, in that XML namespaces are adopted....
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Author: Erich Peterson
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Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is a common XML standard for syndaicating web content. It is typically used by content-producing sites to offer a machine-readable version of the latest headlines. For example, news sites like CNN.com and MSNBC.com offer RSS feeds for breaking news; most blog software includes RSS support that syndicates the blogger's most recent posts. Since its inception, RSS has radically increased in popularity; today it is hard to find a content-producing website that does no...
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Author: Bradley L. Jones
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Technology is the fun stuff, especially when it is relatively new. See what our readers think is the hot technology going into 2006. there were a number of technologies that continued to be important. Several, however, rose to the forefront of the news and to the forefront of what developers were doing. Of these, four technologies were recognized as the most important (and possibly most visible) in 2005. These four technologies were the finalists for the Developer.com Technology of the year reco...
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Author: Marius Zaharia
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Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 is a major breakthrough for XML development, just as Dreamweaver MX 2004 was for CSS. The development team behind this release decided to offer people the entry-point support they needed to tackle XML and XSL-based web projects. The approach Dreamweaver 8 takes to XML and XSL is no surprise:
Visual XSL transformations using drag and drop from the Bindings panel.
Easy-to-use objects accessible from the Insert bar.
Code highlighting and code completion functions...
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Author: Andrew Watt
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RSS 2.0 is the latest version of the development tree of RSS. It passes through the UserLand version of RSS 0.91 and RSS 0.92. In common with RSS 0.9x, RSS 1.0 avoids the use of RDF. It seems reasonable to conclude that the avoidance of RDF is partly a result of Dave Winer's preference for simplicity and his assumption that RSS feeds transmit information of largely transitory interest. As discussed in Chapter 11 "RDF: The Resource Description Framework" of Beginning RSS and Atom Programming (Wro...
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Author: Aadil
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In this article I’ve made a simple web page that uses a RSS feed and shows the data in an ASP.NET web page. In this small web page I’ve made a simple application that reads the xml data from a RSS source and displays that in the web page. I’ve used the XmlDocument class and used the WebClient class to download the xml data from an internet URL. I simply read the xml data in simple string format and created the XmlDocument object from it....
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Author: Scott Mitchell
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Websites that produce new content on a regular basis should include a syndication feed, which is a specially formatted XML file that includes a summary of the most recently published items. Virtually all blogs, news sites, and social media sites have a syndication feed, and 4Guys is no exception. The 4GuysFromRolla.com syndication feed contains the most recent articles. Syndication feeds are meant to be consumed by computers. Sites like Technorati parse the syndication feeds from blogs and use t...
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Author: Mikesdotnetting
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Using the XmlTextWrite to output an XML file that serves as an RSS feed....
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Author: ScottGu
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Dmitry on the ASP.NET Team posted an awesome RSS Toolkit for ASP.NET 2.0 on his blog earlier tonight. It provides a ton of great support for both consuming and exposing RSS from ASP.NET 2.0 applications, and ships with full source code. March 26th, 2006 Update: Dmitry just updated the origional download here....
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