Michael Fioritto: RadioUserLand Radio - development, tips and ideas(Untitled)- December 31, 2002 Radio as Infrastructure. Ernie's post the other day about how he'll be using Radio to update his firm's News page got me thinking about how flexible Radio really is. Here's how I use Radio today: As a weblog application. Radio runs on my desktop and uploads new posts to my weblog TINS (just in case you hadn't figured it out, it's an acronym: There Is No Spoon, from a certain movie...). As an aggregator. I monitor over 80 web sites - Radio downloads new content from them hourly and presents...http://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/radio/2002/12/31.html#a506 (Untitled)- December 19, 2002 Yahoogroups RSS "It's a trivial hack but I created a web page that will help you create URLs for RSS feeds from Yahoo Groups mailing lists. It's hosted over on the archive at: http:feeds.archive.orgmiscyahoogroups The RSS generation feature of Yahoo Groups requires that the list's archives be publicly readable. If the archives aren't publicly readable then you can't get RSS from them without some cookie juggling. I keep about a dozen of these feeds subscribed in my aggregator. I came across...http://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/radio/2002/12/19.html#a500 (Untitled)- December 17, 2002 BlogScene. Erik Hatcher: I decided to rename my current pet project to blogscene as I'm going to use Lucene as its underlying storageretrieval mechanism rather than the filesystem. Now that sounds innovative! Using the search engine as the primary data store for a blogging tool. Cool! Sam Rubyhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/radio/2002/12/17.html#a497 (Untitled)- December 5, 2002 Mikel continues to push forward Radio's ability to serve as an easy to customize digital dashboard with his tool: myRadio Nuggets. With this tool you can make posts (or publish a stand-alone page using Radio's "stories" menu) that include stock quotes, weather data, ebay auction data, and Fedex tracking info (he promises that more is on the way). Very cool indeed. If you liked myYahoo, this is the start of a myYahoo on steroids. John Robb's Radio Webloghttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/radio/2002/12/05.html#a465 |