Ajax based Server Side Aggregator Thanks Magpie Blog PS: The server seems to be getting hammered, please be patient.
Ajax based Server Side Aggregator Thanks Magpie Blog PS: The server seems to be getting hammered, please be patient.
AJAX RSS Aggregator
For those of who have any idea what RSS is, this is neat! For those who don’t, well.. I can attempt to explain.
RSS is a protocol for extracting “news” from a particular source using a language called XML (eXtensible Markup Languag…
Tiny Tiny RSS
Just found this cool AJAX RSS Aggregator –
Tiny 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 …
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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.”
Aww… it requires PostgreSQL. I wonder how hard it would be to convert it to use MySQL, for the “other 90%” of us.
Yup. That it needs PostgreSQL makes it non-useful for me. If a MySQL interface becomes available, I’ll use it!
Thanks 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.
I am a fool. It DOES collapse feeds into folders!
Why do I need this if I use bloglines?
Because 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.