2009
Atom Export Format
by G. Sneddon - Internet Draft
2007
xmlns.glueon.net
le nouveau namespace réservé par 6apart -- amenez la colle c'est pas encore prêt
Elsewhere I'm: Relationship Update Stream
(via)Basiquement : un flux continu d'Atom avec une extension maison décrivant des liaisons "sociales" (du XFN encapsulé). FOAF est toujours orphelin.
mnot’s Web log: 5005
by 1 otherFeed Paging and Archiving (nee Feed History) has finally made it to a standards-track RFC.
ongoing · That’s All, Then
by 1 other, 3 commentsAtom is done. 4 years... And 4 more years to get popularity ?
2006
Planet Venus source code
(via)Planet Venus is an experimental radical refactoring of the Planet flexible feed agregator.
Namespaced Extensions in Feeds
by 4 others (via)Dublin Core: 29.3% -
XHTML: 15.7% -
ITunes: 2.5% -
CreativeCommons: 1.5% -
FOAF: 0.11%
DeWitt Clinton’s Unto.net : More on RSS and Atom
We should start embedding addresses, calendars, products, and contact information in our syndicated feeds. And we should start expecting our feed reader applications to notice this rich data and automatically open address books and maps and shopping carts whenever they can.
ongoing · Atom as a Case Study
by 2 othersChuis d'accord avec Tim. Dérivé de sa présentation à ETech2006
Sam Ruby: Common Feed Errors
by 2 others"If all you are doing is strcpy’ing your html page into your feed, do us all a favor and add the following line at the top..."
The Quest for the Real Syndication Standard | Civilities
(via)The development of the RSS standard may very well be a good case study of how not to go about developing a software standard. / (To be a Six-part series. Two parts completed so far.)
Approval of Atom LinkRelations Attribute Value Registrations
les gagnants : previous, next, first, last, current & payment
2005
Minutes from Atom discussion, New York City, 18 May 2004
by 1 other (via)Sam Ruby : We thought about rolling it back into RSS, but that turned out to be impractical. So we moved forward.
Confession | Musings
by J. Distler (MT hacker) - For the past 10 months, I’ve been serving up ill-formed XML, and nobody’s complained. Probably, no one even noticed.
An overview of the Atom 1.0 Syndication Format
by 8 others (via)by James Snell - very active on the Atom lists - feed examples
Web services, where do we go?
by 3 others (via)"I think we had one person inquire about using the SOAP version of the API. I don't know if any apps were actually built. There is at least one application built on XML-RPC. But all the others--I don't even know how many there are--are built on the REST API. It's just so easy to develop that way;"
