"We wanted to have an RSS feed so customers could keep up to date with new or recently updated Dovetail Knowledge Base articles. My personal mental gate was that I really didn’t want to try to figure out how to properly create an RSS or Atom feed and I didn’t want to bother with complex heavy h...

"All requests to the FriendFeed API are simple HTTP GET and POST requests. For example, you can fetch the JSON version of the most recent 30 public entries published to FriendFeed by fetching http://friendfeed.com/api/feed/public. All of the API requests that output feeds are available in fo...

Want to get notification when a commit is made to the DNK source? Atom and RSS available.

Argotic is a collection of Microsoft.NET class libraries that implement common Wweb content syndication specifications like RSS 2.0 and ATOM 1.0. Consuming syndication feeds or generating your own custom feeds is much simpler with Argotic components. Argotic provides a flexible provider model for st...

RSS and ATOM libraries maybe usefull for some applications. The author lists some of those libraries available. Be sure to read through the comments for additional libraries.

Argotic is a collection of Microsoft.NET class libraries that implement common web content syndication specifications such as RSS 2.0 and ATOM 1.0. With the Argotic, consuming syndication feeds or generating your own custom feeds has never been easier. Argotic also includes a database provider model...

Great RSS and ATOM library + supports extensions.

Many sites continue to use RSS (Real Simple Syndication), but RSS was never a defined standard. Atom, the replacement for RSS, is quickly being adopted by many of the blogging software makers, although most of them still provide support for RSS as well...

A C# class library for handling RSS 2.0 and ATOM 1.0 syndication formats, and a class library of common ASP.NET utility classes.

.NET 2.0 API to hook into FeedBurner's data & tools. The article has code examples and a run down of the things you can do.

I decided to read this book because syndication formats are becoming more and more important as publishing systems for modern web sites. As the author remarks often (and he’s perfectly right) there’s a foundamental difference between a syndication (or publication) format like RSS or Atom (the two fo...