March 2003
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
6h 27m
English
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Preface
This book is about RSS, the massively popular content-syndication technology. From distributing headlines across web sites and delivering complete content to specialist applications, to providing the building blocks of the Semantic Web, RSS is one of the Internet’s fastest growing technologies.
There are over one million RSS feeds available across the Web; this book shows you how to read them and how to create your own. This book covers:
RSS 0.91, 0.92, 1.0, and 2.0 in detail
How to create and parse feeds
Extending RSS through modules
RDF and the Semantic Web
Web-based aggregators
Desktop readers
Publish and Subscribe
Audience
This book was written with two somewhat interrelated groups in mind:
- Web developers and web site authors
This book should be read by all web developers who want to share their site with others by offering RSS-based feeds of their content. This group includes everyone from bloggers and amateur journalists, to those running large-budget, multiuser sites. From multinational news organizations to neighborhood sports groups, the use of RSS can extend the reach, power, and utility of your product — this book shows you how.
- Developers
This book is also for developers who want to use the content that other people are syndicating. This group includes everyone from fan-site developerss wanting the latest gaming news, or intranet builders needing up-to-date financial information on the corporate Web, to developers looking to incorporate news feeds into artificially intelligent ...
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