Ajax based Server Side Aggregator
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Ajax based Server Side Aggregator Thanks Magpie Blog PS: The server seems to be getting hammered, please be patient.
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For those of who have any idea what RSS is, this is neat! For those who don’t, well.. I can attempt to explain.
musings of wrath — 08/26/2005 @ 1:47 pmRSS is a protocol for extracting “news” from a particular source using a language called XML (eXtensible Markup Languag…
I have been monitoring the progress of Gregarius for quite some time, and I’m pretty pleased with it. It’s not 100% AJAX-based, but it does feature “AJAX powered item tagging,” “A WordPress-like theme engine,” and it is “Committed to web standards.”
[Reply] MacManX (2 comments.) — 08/26/2005 @ 2:39 pmAww… it requires PostgreSQL. I wonder how hard it would be to convert it to use MySQL, for the “other 90%” of us.
[Reply] Mark J (1 comments.) — 08/27/2005 @ 4:51 amTiny Tiny RSS
Just found this cool AJAX RSS Aggregator -
Nirav Mehta's Weblog — 08/27/2005 @ 7:45 amTiny Tiny RSS. It’s a nice way to aggregate RSS feeds, is designed well, and is something you can hack on!
I was thinking about an aggregator using Flash for the upcoming Foss.In/2005 conference, but …
Yup. That it needs PostgreSQL makes it non-useful for me. If a MySQL interface becomes available, I’ll use it!
[Reply] Drew Vogel (6 comments.) — 08/27/2005 @ 10:40 amThanks for the tip about Gregarius. It’s just what I was looking for! Once I can collapse the listing of feeds on the front page into folders (instead of displaying everything), it will be perfect for my needs.
[Reply] Drew Vogel (6 comments.) — 08/27/2005 @ 11:50 amI am a fool. It DOES collapse feeds into folders!
[Reply] Drew Vogel (6 comments.) — 08/27/2005 @ 11:54 amWhy do I need this if I use bloglines?
[Reply] Anonymous — 08/30/2005 @ 9:17 pmBecause Bloglines is slow and sometimes takes as much as twelve hours to discover new articles/posts. On the other hand, a server-side aggregator provides almost the same benefits as Bloglines and, since it functions as a normal feed aggregator, instantly discovers new articles/posts. The only downfall is that you have to host it yourself.
[Reply] MacManX (2 comments.) — 09/1/2005 @ 1:09 am[...] AJAX based rss aggregator [...]
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