Sunday, February 29, 2004

Feed Validation For Atom And RSS Why a validator? Despite its relatively simple nature, RSS is poorly implemented by many tools.This validator is an attempt to codify the specification (literally, to translate it into code) to make it easier to know when you're producing RSS correctly, and to help you fix it when you're not. The validator also supports the new Atom format for syndicated feeds. Early adopters who wish to support Atom should use the validator to make sure they generate it properly from day 1. There are validators for other web technologies, such as HTML, CSS, and accessibility guidelines, and these have all proven quite popular. As personal news syndication is becoming more widespread, we saw a need for a comprehensive but easy-to-use validator for syndicated feeds. 4:41:55 PM    comment []

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Mighty Atom: Really Similar Syndication?    Mighty Atom: Really Similar Syndication?  Comparison and contrast of the upstart Atom Syndication to RSS from Jason Cook.  [Audio/Mobile Blogging News] 4:22:36 PM    comment []

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AtomEnabled - Beta The Atom Enabled Alliance is an industry organization with an interest in developing technological practices and standards for personal content publishing and syndication tools and services. Atom is a universal personal content publishing standard created by leading service providers, tool vendors and independent developers. A list of companies and developers who have AtomEnabled their tools and services is available here. 4:12:12 PM    comment []

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