Mike Chambers

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Macromedia XML / RSS News Aggregator (MXNA)

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As some of you have noticed, we have launched an XML / RSS news aggregator. The site aggregates RSS and other feeds from sites which might be useful / interesting to developers and designers who use Macromedia products.

We have created a comprehensive FAQ which has information on the aggregator, how to integrate your feed / weblog with MXNA, and how the elements of the aggregator work.

Some of the features of MXNA include:

  • Ability to Search all archived items.
  • View posted dates in your local time.
  • Easily email items to friends.
  • Quickly view and find similar sites on Google.
  • Complete support for the Blogger Ping API.
  • Record Paging.
  • Ability to filter feeds.
  • Ability to filter non RSS / XML feeds.
  • Currently over 140 feeds.
  • and more…

Note, when linking to the aggregator, please use this URL:

http://www.macromedia.com/go/weblogs

(you can also find a button to add to your site here).

You can view a comprehensive FAQ about the aggregator here.

The aggregator is based on Geoff Bowers’ awesome fullasgoog code. The base code is available on the Macromedia DevNet Resource Kit (DRK) volume 3.

If you have any suggestions for the aggregator, such as new features or feeds, please send them to mxna@macromedia.com.

Written by mikechambers

May 28th, 2003 at 12:46 pm

Posted in Weblog

6 Responses to 'Macromedia XML / RSS News Aggregator (MXNA)'

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  1. In the FAQ, the answer to the last question is missing:

    Why is it not on Macromedia.com?

    Scott Manning

    28 May 03 at 3:52 pm

  2. as an aside: mike, you’ve got amazing taste in music!

    lincoln

    28 May 03 at 4:16 pm

  3. Scott, I believe Mike said that they do have plans to move this onto the macromedia domain eventually.

    Todd

    29 May 03 at 11:48 am

  4. yes. we do.

    mike chambers

    mesh@macromedia.com

    mike chambers

    29 May 03 at 12:42 pm

  5. Oh, okay. Sounds good.

    Scott

    31 May 03 at 10:10 pm

  6. Does anyone know if it would be feasable to write a feedreader in ActionScript?

    Loz

    8 Nov 03 at 11:36 am

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