Jeff Cheney: RadioAll things related to Radio UserLand.RSS Backup- November 28, 2002 Dave Winer: Earlier today, around 4PM Pacific, we released code for Radio developers that creates a backup of all your weblog posts in RSS 2.0, as described on Monday. This will be the basis of no less than four key features: 1. Backup (of course). 2. Blog Browsers. 3. Interchange between blogging tools. 4. Synching between more than one Radio installation (or another blogging tool). We're going slowly, reviewing with the techies first, before releasing the user interface.Scripting Newshttp://scriptingnews.userland.com/backissues/2002/11/27#When:1:55:19PM Feature Request for the MetaWeblog API- November 22, 2002 Dave Winer: Brent Simmons has a feature request for the MetaWeblog API.Scripting News Hmm...http://scriptingnews.userland.com/backissues/2002/11/21#When:4:32:15PM Don't throw away my subscription!- November 21, 2002 Greg Hanek: I like this idea very much. Then if someone takes a blog-break, their feed wouldn't be disappeared from my subs list. Jeff's past employment aside, heh, this seems somewhat related to Dan Berlinger's quest for Really Simple Discovery ("Really simple is not."). By that I mean the software should allow me to get on with my own interests, and not have to constantly restore previous configurations, or do massive fiddling on a regular basis with the software -- unless I want to, that is..http://radio.weblogs.com/0001215/2002/11/17.html#a517 RSS skipHours- November 13, 2002 Dave Winer: Mark Pilgrim reports that the optimizations that UserLand and other aggregator developers deployed in the last few weeks have saved him substantially on bandwidth costs. He says "On a normal day when I updated repeatedly throughout the day, your support for conditional GET reduced my aggregator-related traffic by almost 40%." His stats page now tracks the savings.Scripting Newshttp://scriptingnews.userland.com/backissues/2002/11/13#When:3:01:31AM activeRenderer Version 1.3 Released- November 12, 2002 Marc Barrot: The new version of activeRenderer delivers 2 new features...Marc Barrot: activeRendererhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0104487/categories/activerenderer/2002/11/12.html#a473 skipHours Test- November 10, 2002 Bruce Loebrich: skipHours Test. I just wanted to see what my skipHours look like in each category before I deactivate the feature.Loebrich.orghttp://radio.weblogs.com/0104308/2002/11/10.html#a2803 Radio UserLand RSS Skip Hours- November 10, 2002 Dave Winer: A new feature in Radio UserLand is an old feature in RSS, dating back to 1999.Scripting Newshttp://radio.userland.com/rssSkipHours Aggregator API- November 9, 2002 Dave Winer: Heads-up, we're making some changes to the XML-RPC interface for UserLand's aggregator. It's definitely not frozen yet. The implementation is out to the Radio-Dev list, but that's not frozen yet either. Still diggin!Scripting Newshttp://radio.userland.com/aggregatorApi Mail-From-Aggregator- November 6, 2002 Dave Winer: New feature for Radio: Mail-From-Aggregator. "Some people like to read the news that the aggregator gathers in email. This can be useful if you travel a lot, or want to share news with a group of people who may not use Radio."Scripting Newshttp://radio.userland.com/mailFromAggregator XSLT processing in Frontier and Radio- November 5, 2002 André Radke: Over the last few months, I noticed a few requests for an XSLT processor that would run in Frontier and Radio. After experimenting with both the Apache XML project's XercesXalan and the Gnome project's libxmllibxslt libraries, I finally managed to produce a working extension for Frontier and Radio based on the Ginger Alliance's Sablotron. Please note: This release is for thrill seekers...SpicyNoodles.nethttp://www.spicynoodles.net/2002/11/05.html#a11 |