RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication, and it's an easy way to keep up with your favorite web sites. Here's a thorough list of game-related RSS feeds. The first link in each pair is the actual site, which can be viewed in any web browser. The second link is the RSS/XML feed page.

The CMC website since October 2003, now has three "RSS" newsfeeds. One is for News, one for Events, and the last for Resources (books, etc).

Macromedia now has publicly accessible XML feeds available from DevNet. The XML feeds contain information about all the latest articles and resources and will be updated whenever new content is added to DevNet.

Here is a list of free RSS Aggregators - both desktop based and web based - that will allow you to parse and format XML feeds so that they are readable on your computer or on your web site.

Syndicated news feeds are a way of distributing news content from a single source across the internet often as RSS or RDF format XML feeds. These feeds can then be tapped into by browsers and web sites and the information they carry can be placed on a web site using server-side scripts. As the feed provider updates the content so the content of the web page that the feed is displayed on changes with it. Research has shown that web masters hoping to make good revenues from affiliate linking on web sites achieve a great deal more by establishing a core following for their web site by providing visitors with continually updated content and therefore reasons to keep returning. So we've established that we need these feeds but what do the terms RSS and XML mean?

The SWPAP calendar collects XML from SWPAP member web sites and combines it into a database that is then displayed with SWPAP member events in chronological order. In order for an organization's XML to work in the calendar, it must be validated RSS 2.0, and further conform to specific use of the fields in that RSS spec. To test how well your XML would display on the SWPAP site, you can go here (note that this a more specific test than the one found at an RSS validator; however you may want to use an RSS validator which gives helpful comments on failures if you are having any difficulty with your code).

This quick tutorial will pull apart a pheed document section by section. The complete document can be viewed here: example.rss. RSS is a very simple format easily parsed by machines and people alike which makes it handy for exchanging information.

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Edd Dumbill: RSS Moves Forward. “The goal of RSS 1.0 has been to fix some problems, provide an extensible framework for the future, and bring RSS into community ownership. RSS 1.0 provides a solid framework on which to build.”

Netscape had one of the first "portals" on the Web, a place where users could go to get most of their information needs fulfilled: search engines, news, email, and more. But Netscape soon wanted a portal that was more customizable by the user and contained content from any site that wanted to contribute. Hence My Netscape Network (MNN) was born.

RDF Site Summary (RSS) is catching on as one of the most widely used XML formats on the Web. Find out how to create and use RSS files and learn what they can do for you. See why companies like Netscape, Userland, and Moreover use RSS to distribute and syndicate article summaries and headlines. This article includes sample code that demonstrates elements of an RSS file, plus a Perl example using the module XML::RSS.

Something new in the announcement of TeamPage, Traction Software emphasizes the RSS integration. They implemented RSS 2.0 and popular XML-RPC standards for data input/output. That makes sense, this way users aren’t restricted to use only the TeamPage GUI for their daily work with the system.

Still, despite wide consensus, the technologies usually associated with Web services are not actually standards or recommendations of any open standards organization. To the surprise of many, Web services are not just about SOAP and things that start with WS-*, as some vendors would like you to believe. Some of the most widespread Web services today — for instance, those in use by the fast-growing Web-logging ('blogging') community — are based on other technologies like RSS and XML-RPC.

All this stuff about RSS and XML and feeders can be overwhelming. Especially, when you're just figuring out how to work your PC and get around on the internet!

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication, and it's an easy way to keep up with your favorite web sites. Here's a thorough list of game-related RSS feeds.

In this article we will examine the XML processing capabilities of Macromedia Flash, and create an RSS "movie" along the lines of the wildly popular RSS applet.

RSS is a Web content syndication format.