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gRSShopper is an application that allows you to define your own community of RSS feeds, aggregates content from those feeds and organizes it, and helps you integrate that content into your own posts, articles and other content.

WebAPP is a community portal and content management system written in Perl. Included are features such as forums, links directory, downloads directory, articles, gallery, handheld format, xml feed, profiles, instant messaging, and more all the time.

The Amazon Products Feed script was created to provide a current listing of products on your site using Amazon's XML Web Services to provide links for your visitors to purchase these items on Amazon.com using your affiliate code in the URL.

twitter2rss will obtain all friends of a specified twitter account, and then create an OPML feed list. The feed list will contain all of the obtained friend's twitter RSS feeds, which can then be imported into any standard feed reader.

PERL CGI bible study system originally developed for the Christian distro ShepherdPup Linux. Includes integrated Wiki for notes, W3C Slidy and RSS2 feed generation.

Ivory Blog is an easy to use Blog Software written in Perl Some Features are: - easy installation and operation - Template System - expandable by Plugins - Atom Feed Generator

PlexBench is a cross-platform, web-enabled, analysis tool that is driven by a scalable backpropagation feed-forward neural network. It uses embedded Perl for scripting and is written in the style of an in-process Component Object Model (COM) C++ program.

SyndStore is a web based RSS Feed Aggregator using a database back end and a web based front end. SyndStore can be configured to scan for news feeds from multiple sources and display them, categorised, in a web browser.

Customisable and Dynamic News & Blog Scripts for Web Publishers without an online DBMS. Add a fully customisable blog to any website or server with CGI functionality. Add/Edit/Delete Blogs or Articles. Automatically generates an RSS Feed.

Weeblog is a minimal blog-engine based on XML/XSL requiring only CGI/Perl. It features themeability (XSL), RSS-feed generation, html filtering in comments/submissions, user-accounts (htaccess), article comment counts and new comment indication.

gfeed is a gtk+-2.0 based RSS/RDF feed reader. It currently supports most basic RSS/RDF feeds that do not include html. It is not designed to be an aggregator but a simple, light reader to be integrated into your desktop.

Feed Me Links is a web appplication for managing and sharing links. It provides many interesting features such as tagging, comments, rss feeds, tag-clouds, friend lists, a REST API for exporting, browser sidebar, and Firefox & IE favorites import.

Live-bookmarks Manager is a Perl CGI script that helps you manage your live-bookmarks / RSS feeds through an easy to use web-interface. Currently it can add and delete bookmarks to/from an RSS feed.

fetchFeed is a feed aggregator similar in function to the common unix mail utilities fetchmail and getmail.

Pix 6.3 Parser is a PERL-based utility for parsing the particular logging style of PIX OS 6.3 when you have object-groups tied to ACLs via access-groups. It outputs a detailed HTML page, an RSS feed and helps you compile and track network abuse reports.

A simple perl script/daemon to convert syslog-ns logfile to an RSS Feed!!!

Gtk Perl RSS news reader. Syndigator is an RSS feed reader based on Gtk2 and is targeted primarily at those people using Linux (since this is the platform that the developers are using). There are a number of alternatives for RSS readers for many platforms but for Linux there are none that really satisfied us. This coupled with the desire on the part of the main developer to learn some Gtk2 lead to the development of yet another RSS reader project.

RSSyn reads newspaper websites and creates RSS feeds out of them. If you need to syndicate a news site that does not have an RSS feed, then RSSyn is for you.

StamPL is a light perl version of the Stamp program. It stamps webcam feed dumps.