I’m really not sure how to go about numbering these things, but here’s the next version anyway. The first obvious change is that the header is now a generic shiny Aqua blue: Apart from the loss of wood. this version is all about improving the sidebar: Now uses a home-grown version of the standard Feed icon, rather the one straight from feedicons.com Background changed to the Mail.app style sidebar
NetNewswire, Newsfire, Shrook, NewsMac, Safari RSS, Pulp Fiction, RSS Menu Endo, Feedlounge, Rojo, Feed on Feeds, NewsGator AND Google Reader. If it works on a Mac and feeds my RSS addiction, I’ve tried and used it. Until recently my perennial favourite, Newsfire, had been toppled by the beta of the upcoming NetNewsWire 3. It’s new combined view gave me what I wanted in an RSS reader, the so-calle
Note: Be sure to checkout the Top 10 Web 2.0 Winners list as well. Last week, Michael Calore, posted his take on Web 2.0 Winners and Losers and while I agreed with some of his picks, there were a lot that I didn’t think belonged. I also wanted to go a bit more indepth as to why these sites have made the list. With that in mind I have put together my list of 10 Web 2.0 losers and winners (coming Tu
Bloglines Beta Gets Skin and Advertising Beta Blogliners, We launched a new skin for Beta.bloglines.com. The revised skin comes after much review by Blogliners (Bloglinites?) who have been keeping us posted on their likes and dislikes of the redesign. Here’s a quick peek: We’ve also launched display advertising in search results and an ad unit on the Classic Start Page. We’re in the process of dev
日曜コラムです、こんばんは。 「あまとも」に 商品別RSS が加えられたのは、ちょうど2週間前のことです。 それまでは「あまとも」に登録されている商品全体に対して、 価格変動のあった商品をお知らせするRSSを1つだけ提供していたのですが、 自分の興味の無い商品の価格変動を延々と見せられても困りモノですので、 ユーザのみなさんが自分の興味のある商品の変動だけをRSSリーダに登録 できるように商品別RSSを吐き出すように変更してみたのです。 ところが、この商品別RSSを提供し始めてから、ある変化が起こりました。 サーバ負荷が急激に上がる時間帯が出始めたのです。 RSS自体は全て、価格が変動したときだけ更新される静的なxmlファイルで、 価格チェック処理ののときに合わせて、いわば「ついで」として吐き出す ようにしているもので、生成処理に特に負荷が掛かるワケでもありません。 では何がこんなに負荷と
Ask.com, which owns the most popular stand alone web based feed reader, Bloglines, has just rolled out its long awaited new blog search engine. Ask/Bloglines has been the subject of a considerable number of jokes over the last year, after promising a blog search engine last summer. The new engine should put those jokes to rest. And the company is taking the product and the launch very seriously –
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