Show RSS (or Atom!) on any Web page with no coding or software installation needed

“Originally maintained on behalf of the World Wide Web Consortium’s XML Special Interest Group”

“Leo is portable. Leo.py is 100% pure Python and will run on any platform supporting Python and Tk/tcl, including Windows, Linux and MacOS X”

RSS feeds, RSS directory, RSS software, RSS scripts, RSS articles, RSS syndication, XML, RDF, news …

“I am not aware that anything here is controversial. This tutorial is based on months-old information from the Atom project wiki, specifically Links Log and Link Tag Meaning.”

An introduction to REST application architecture

a free infopath-style XML editor

RecipeRPC is an XML-RPC protocol for supplying recipes to clients over a network from one or more central servers.

two xml tools that were created in perl to simplify common tasks when working with xml

“people access documents written in a markup language that have been published on a Web server with a software application. If this seems familiar to you, it should. It’s called Web browsing and has nothing to do with syndication”

“From the designer’s perspective, one of the main virtues of this technology is its convenience for nonexperts”

June 2nd at Sun’s Silicon-Valley offices

weather advisory by State in HTML, RSS and XML formats

“XUI is a Java and XML framework for building rich client, desktop and mobile applications. The framework can save you up to 60% of the code typically needed to build an application”

xml for gps waypoints

points to a number of other similar services

RSS Feeds via JavaScript

“Anobind is a Python/XML data binding, which is just a fancy way of saying it’s a very Pythonic XML API. You feed Anobind an XML document and it returns a data structure of corresponding Python objects”

“I may release this code as well as my parser code as an open-source library separate from my XML-RPC library, though to some degree both will be obsoleted by SimpleXML in PHP 5”

an Atom feed validator