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RSSHub is an open source, easy to use, and easy to extend RSS generator that can generate RSS feeds for any weird content. RSSHub is developing rapidly with the help of the open source community, and has now adapted thousands of content from hundreds of websites. RSSHub Radar can be extended with the browser (opens new window) and mobile auxiliary App RSSBud (opens new window)(iOS) and RSSAid (opens new window)(Android) Edible.

...I don't know much about JavaScript and I didn't look at the code at all. It might be really bad code, but it works for me. The data is stored completely in the browser, so if you are interested, you can simply open it from the following url: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/rssshow/code/trunk/rssshow.html

...On the other hand, the aggregation program, which named AXYZ, is designed to manage thousands of syndication channels of RSS format. Furthermore it also provides statistics that can be used to study the production of any producer subject and the impact of the information that published in other sources. The result that has been obtained in the research, allow to create modules capable of compare the relationship between different news or information from different sources, their degree of influence and their detection by the patterns.

RSSProxy is a web based RSS-Reader with export. It exports only the unread messages. So you can read online and your RSS-Reader at home only gets unread messages.

A simple Orkut app that can pull in pictures from Picasa Web Albums

A server-side web-based AJAX-enabled RSS/Atom feed aggregator/news tracking tool. Requires PHP 4/5 and MySQL 4/5. Can host on Windows/Linux/BSD/MacOSX and browse on IE6/IE7/Firefox/Safari/Chrome/et al. See our web site for more details.

newslog is a tool that can display a large ammount of news feeds using a simple aggregation method to order the apperances by name and plot them by the similar articles that exist.

This project intends to provide a free (as in freedom) alternative to web news readers and bookmarking apps. It is built around the following analogies: 1. You contemplate the river of news flowing down from your selection of sources. 2. You can then use a sieve to filter out and collect the most interesting links. A demo is at http://wateronmars-demo.herokuapp.com For the curious developers the aim is also to provide the base mechanics for news and bookmarks manipulations. For instance, there is now a "good enough" database scheme, a RESTful API and a "not too ridiculous" UX. ...