Adam Sampson's rss bookmarks

Lockdown – Marco.org edit / delete

"The bigger problem is that they’ve abandoned interoperability. RSS, semantic markup, microformats, and open APIs all enable interoperability, but the big players don’t want that — they want to lock you in, shut out competitors, and make a service so proprietary that even if you could get your data out, it would be either useless". Quite.

to politics rss web ... on 13 March 2015

Planets, feeds and blogs | Flameeyes's Weblog edit / delete

A review of rawdog! I've fixed some of the things he complained about since then (e.g. it's in Git now) -- but there's definitely stuff for the to-do list here.

to rawdog reviews rss software ... on 13 March 2015

Adactio: Journal—Battle for the planet of the APIs edit / delete

The death of the open web, including deconstruction of Twitter's outright lies about why they shut down RSS. I don't play in walled gardens.

to api rss web web-services ... on 14 December 2013

mjibson/goread edit / delete

Feed reader in Go. If I were ever to rewrite rawdog in Go, this would have the start of the feed parsing support (although it's not as sophisticated as feedparser).

to feed go rawdog rss ... on 14 December 2013

moogle edit / delete

Joe's curses-based RSS frontend. It'd be pretty straightforward to make this use rawdog rather than Google Reader (and since it's in Python, it could just call into rawdog directly).

to aggregator rawdog rss software ... on 30 October 2010

feedfinder: Find the Web feed for a Web page edit / delete

The new home of feedfinder.

to rawdog rss software ... on 02 September 2007

Sam Ruby: Now you see it... edit / delete

RFC3229+feed: an utterly stupid idea that's broken various bits of feedparser-based software. Here's how it broke Planet.

to rss ... on 14 May 2006

rakaz - Moving from Atom 0.3 to 1.0 edit / delete

Will be useful for fixing feedparser (I've done the content rules already).

to rss ... on 22 September 2005

Atom Syndication Format - Introduction edit / delete

to atom rss ... on 04 August 2005