SimplePie puts the 'simple' back into 'really simple syndication'. Flexible enough to suit newbies and veterans alike, SimplePie's focus has been two-fold: speed and ease of use. By thinking about the most useful ways to handle blogs, news sites, and podcasts, we've come up with an API that makes it easy to do cool things with your feeds.
This project is managed by gsnedders.
For anyone who is using the latest development version of SimplePie (known as 1.3-dev), you might have noticed that the readme mentions SimplePie.compiled.php in the same vein as our previous simplepie.inc. However, in the past, you had to check out
I’m excited to finally announce the immediate availability of SimplePie 1.2.1. This release fixes a few bugs, including a major URL parsing bug, where URLs with query strings were parsed incorrectly. For a full list of what has been changed in this version, see the commits since 1.2, and the issues closed in 1.2.1. This [...]
A couple of years ago I co-founded my first company and that has ended up taking a large portion of my time. As part of that, I've also released a new open-source project called CloudFusion (formerly Tarzan) that is beginning to take the Amazon Web
SimplePie 1.2 is now available. This release adds a few features that have been requested often, especially caching in MySQL (instead of on the filesystem) and the ability to autodetect more than one feed. Furthermore, a large number of bugs have been fixed, a mixture of low-priority bugs found throughout 1.1’s release-cycle, and a few [...]
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