RSS Stands for
Really Simple Syndication. It is used for the specific purpose or conveying information that a website or blog has been updated. It is a standard for publishing regular updates to web-based content. And for the technical,
RSS is a Syndication Standard based on a type of XML file that resides on an
Internet server. It answers the question
"What's New?" for a website or blog.
We can find
RSS feeds on almost every website that is updated very frequently. The following logo is almost standard to indicate
RSS feed.
Here is a
Perl Module to create, read RSS feeds.
For Web masters
You can create
RSS feeds for your websites in simple way. You can do it either automatically by a program or manually creating adhering to
RSS file format.
More information can be found at the following links: - http://www.rss-specifications.com/steps-create-rss.htm
- http://www.rapidfeeds.com/
- http://www.feedyes.com
Test your
RSS against a
validator to make sure it's well-formed XML.
For the End User
If you are an end user, and wants to read the
RSS feed available on the net, you can do it so by using feed reader. Feed readers can be either web based or stand alone applications. The following are the
webbased applications to read
RSS feeds.
The following are the standalone applications that can run on your desktop
Ok lets not get into the geeky world of downloading installing ..blah..blah......blah....So you are a naive user......you can find sites that aggregates the
RSS feeds from different sites in different categories..............You can search for desired
RSS feeds in the following websites.
- http://www.feedster.com/
- http://www.newsonfeeds.com/faq/aggregators
- http://www.rssmicro.com/
- http://www.syndic8.com/
- http://www.search4rss.com/
- http://www.plazoo.com/