I've just added a
new section to
Brighton Bloggers to take the last 30 or so blogs from the
aggregated RSS feed and display them on the site. Hopefully, for those who don't want to read all the posts via RSS they can still get a flavour of what is on offer from
participants.
It is written in PHP and is a customised version of the
PHP RSS Reader originally written by
Richard James Kendall. The script was really easy to customise and I'm really pleased with how it looks. I could do with a better word than Aggregated though, so if anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.
Labels: Aggregation, Brighton Bloggers, php, RSS, sussexdigital
// posted by Jane @ 8:17 PM
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After reading
Jeremy's blog post on life streaming in November I've been thinking of doing a similar thing. I experimented using
SuprGlu but found the results slow and unreliable - it seems to take quite a while for various posts to get added to the history. So now, with the help of
Jeremy's more recent post, and
Grant's post I've managed to
aggregate my
Jane's technical stuff posts, my
Jane's photographic stuff posts, my posts to
Jane and Richard's yak and natter,
Brighton Bloggers posts,
Twitter,
del.icio.us and
flickr. Initially I had a few problems with getting the Twitter feed to work, until I remembered that I'd restricted updates. Once I'd removed that restriction, it all fed together nicely and I have a nice
RSS feed of my posts across the various mediums.
Labels: Aggregation, RSS
// posted by Jane @ 10:01 PM
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