Alan Kleymeyer

Nick describes how FeedDemon fetches RSS feeds efficiently.

It’s also #2 on my list of why weblogs are hot. Discoverability

The next Microsoft will be the company who can put an extensible P2P framework and give people compelling applications beyond sharing MP3s (and an open API to foster more applications). [via Richard Tallent and here]

Here’s a utility that lets you measure the link popularity of your site or blog. [via Scobleizer]

I thought Don Park’s examples were a little out there and would be distracting. But themes in general are a nice idea and these templates for FeedDemon are good examples

Video of Dave at Microsoft

RSS Generators here and here
RSS 2.0 Specification
OPML 1.0 Specification
Atom API
Open source C# News Aggregator: RSSConnect [Via Scobleizer]
The challenge of syncing: Brent Simmons writes up the issues surrounding syncing newsfeeds
How do you send blog posts with complicated RSS over the metaWeblog API? Link
RSS vs Atom Debate
XML source code:
PugXML. A C++ XML parser replacing MSXML
C++ XML class. Markup Class
RSS source code:
C++ NewsReader
.NET RSS Framework
C# RSS Reader
RSS & Atom Feed Validator
Sauce Reader
Wish List
My RSS Wish List
RSS Autodetective Client Wish List
HowTo for GUIDs

Dave gives Scott Young CEO of UserLand advice on what to do

Interview with Nick [via scobleizer]

To validate RSS from a website, go here
Intro to RSS

Convert Echo to RSS

Sample RSS-generating ASP.NET. Basic illustration of how to generate an RSS feed.