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Atom Publishing Protocol nears standardization

News flash: The Atom Publishing Protocol has officially entered last call: the last step on its way to becoming an official Internet standard....
Atom Publishing Protocol's 12th Draft

The Atom Working Group, that I once participated in much more heavily, just recently published the Atom Publishing Protocol Specification draft 12. This may very well be the draft that goes to "last call" which would officially start the process...
Six Apart Podcast

Earlier this week I talked about how I have been "experimenting" with podcasting. I wrote a little how to on the subject and introduced people to the Professional Network Podcast I produced a couple of weeks ago. Today I sat...
How to make a podcast

Working at Six Apart I take for granted how connected (or unconnected for that matter) people in the world are. I work in an office which often gives me the feeling that I am living in some William Gibson novel...
Not to be a naysayer Bloglines, but...

So Bloglines is pushing a "solution" to the problem around RSS and Atom privacy. From TechCrunch: You can have private pages in places like Flickr and MySpace, but your page’s RSS feed can still be discovered by search engines. That’s...
Am I the only one who doesn't think this is evil?

As seen on Lifehacker....
Google Calendar and OpenSearch

Seeing the new features in Google Calendar spurred me to dig a little deeper into Google’s Atom documentation, because the last time I checked, they hadn’t yet published any. For a geek like me, their documentation was actually fun...
Make your Atom feeds pretty!

I have always been impressed with the ingenuity behind FeedBurner’s rendering of “burned feeds.” Using a simple XSL stylesheet, Feedburner instructs browsers to render unintelligible XML feeds into a human-readable HTML format. The tech is cool enough and easy enough...
Overloading atom:category

Long on my list of things to do is to write an Atom extension to define privacy, security and visibility permissions associated with a entry. Why? Because I am looking for a logical way to represent in LiveJournal via the...
Standardizing the Atom Thread Extension

I have been an advocate for the Atom Feed Thread extension for quite sometime, and am an active developer of it. Within Six Apart I have helped deploy the extension across over 1 million Friendster blogs, I have developed my...
Announcing Feed Manager for Movable Type

In my work with the Atom Working Group, which I admit, has been scant recently, I have become really impressed with the number of Atom Extensions being defined and developed by the community - a testament to Atom’s extensibility. One...
Google Calendar and Atom

Google today launched Google Calendar. I am sure plenty of people will blog about it, so I won’t bother with a review of all its Ajaxy-goodness. What I thought was interesting, however, is that Google Calendar does not support RSS....

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Recent Entries in Atom

Atom Publishing Protocol nears standardization

News flash: The Atom Publishing Protocol has officially entered last call: the last step on its way to becoming an official Internet standard....

Atom Publishing Protocol's 12th Draft

The Atom Working Group, that I once participated in much more heavily, just recently published the Atom Publishing Protocol Specification draft 12. This may very well be the draft that goes to "last call" which would officially start the process...

Six Apart Podcast

Earlier this week I talked about how I have been "experimenting" with podcasting. I wrote a little how to on the subject and introduced people to the Professional Network Podcast I produced a couple of weeks ago. Today I sat...

How to make a podcast

Working at Six Apart I take for granted how connected (or unconnected for that matter) people in the world are. I work in an office which often gives me the feeling that I am living in some William Gibson novel...

Not to be a naysayer Bloglines, but...

So Bloglines is pushing a "solution" to the problem around RSS and Atom privacy. From TechCrunch: You can have private pages in places like Flickr and MySpace, but your page’s RSS feed can still be discovered by search engines. That’s...

Am I the only one who doesn't think this is evil?

As seen on Lifehacker....

Google Calendar and OpenSearch

Seeing the new features in Google Calendar spurred me to dig a little deeper into Google’s Atom documentation, because the last time I checked, they hadn’t yet published any. For a geek like me, their documentation was actually fun...

Make your Atom feeds pretty!

I have always been impressed with the ingenuity behind FeedBurner’s rendering of “burned feeds.” Using a simple XSL stylesheet, Feedburner instructs browsers to render unintelligible XML feeds into a human-readable HTML format. The tech is cool enough and easy enough...

Overloading atom:category

Long on my list of things to do is to write an Atom extension to define privacy, security and visibility permissions associated with a entry. Why? Because I am looking for a logical way to represent in LiveJournal via the...

Standardizing the Atom Thread Extension

I have been an advocate for the Atom Feed Thread extension for quite sometime, and am an active developer of it. Within Six Apart I have helped deploy the extension across over 1 million Friendster blogs, I have developed my...

Announcing Feed Manager for Movable Type

In my work with the Atom Working Group, which I admit, has been scant recently, I have become really impressed with the number of Atom Extensions being defined and developed by the community - a testament to Atom’s extensibility. One...

Google Calendar and Atom

Google today launched Google Calendar. I am sure plenty of people will blog about it, so I won’t bother with a review of all its Ajaxy-goodness. What I thought was interesting, however, is that Google Calendar does not support RSS....