Mike Chambers shows how to use the as3syndicationlib actionscript library to parse RSS 2.0 Feeds in ActionScript 3.

With FeedDemon now free, I wanted to see if i could get my feeds on my iTouch iPod to read at the gym. Apparently the mobile link is http://m.newsgator.com and it will auto-detect to see if you have an iPhone or iTouch. I’m agreeing with Nick - great interface even with my hundreds of RSS feeds, plus they already have their custom homepage Web Apps icon which looks slick.

Arial Balkan notes today that he is using Joost de Valk’s Wordpress RSS Footer plugin, which is what i’ve been using since i restarted my blog. Scrapers use to bother me, but less now. Getting used to it, especially after I added “Copyright © 2007 - David Bisset (davidbisset.com) ID#DAVIDBISSET1701″ at the end of each feed which allows me to easily track via a google search where the scrapers are (in case you were wondering, if you are reading this in your RSS reader). Arial uses a link back, and he questions it - I had the same questions myself. On the safe side for now, I stick with a copyright. How many real human beings are reading the scrapers I wonder?

NewsGator’s FeedDemon Now Free

This is a way to get an RSS feed from your Gmail account. PHP. Haven’t tried it yet, but no doubt useful.

SimplePie is a code library, written in PHP, intended to make it easy for people to manage RSS and Atom feeds. Seems to intergrate with CakePHP and CodeIgniter, and there’s even a Wordpress plugin. Here’s a little more on the CodeIgniter intergration.

FeedWordPress “syndicates content from newsfeeds that you choose into your WordPress webblog”. I wanted to import my feeds from another blog of mine, and this might do the trick.