mondaybynoon.com— Article describing how to use XSLT in conjunction with your RSS to provide a more effective display of your feed when viewed in a browser. Barely an introduction to XSL, but an insight into an example of what it can accomplish.
Aug 15, 2006View in Crawl 4
That's a good point -- but it aims to not confuse a novice user who happens to click a Feed Icon, or RSS icon, or subscription link instead of add it to their reader of choice. I would have to agree, though, it does complicate things a bit.
shockEnterprise:Your site is pretty good and kind of reminds me of A List Apart lite :D but, I was wondering if you had any thoughts concerning Web 2.0 and all the buzz around something that seems more like a reorganization of web development versus a paradigm shift some sources make it out to be?
mojaamAug 15, 2006
Like the idea but it seems to contradict one of the purpose of RSS feeds; simplicity.
shockenterpriseAug 15, 2006Submitter
That's a good point -- but it aims to not confuse a novice user who happens to click a Feed Icon, or RSS icon, or subscription link instead of add it to their reader of choice. I would have to agree, though, it does complicate things a bit.
grayscaledxAug 15, 2006
shockEnterprise:Your site is pretty good and kind of reminds me of A List Apart lite :D but, I was wondering if you had any thoughts concerning Web 2.0 and all the buzz around something that seems more like a reorganization of web development versus a paradigm shift some sources make it out to be?