Projects tagged ‘atom’ and ‘php’

MagpieRSS provides an XML-based (expat) RSS parser in PHP. MagpieRSS is compatible with RSS 0.9 through RSS 1.0. Also parses RSS 1.0's modules, RSS 2.0, and Atom. (with a few exceptions)

DotClear is a blogging platform in PHP. It has an easy to use web interface and a big French community. This new version permits multiblog configurations.

Dotclear is a blogging platform in PHP. It has an easy to use web interface and a big French community.

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 ... [More] 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. [Less]

Melody is an open source content management and publishing system derived from the popular blogging tool Movable Type. Melody is for those who find value in belonging to, supporting and contributing ... [More] to a community of helpful, passionate and devoted users, but it is also for people who want a secure, proven and high quality publishing environment for their personal web site or their business. [Less]

Feedcreator is a PHP class that provides an easy way to generate feeds on-the-fly in a variety of formats (RSS 0.91, RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0, ATOM 0.3, ATOM 1.0 (RFC 4287), PIE 1.0, OPML 1.0).

Lilina News Aggregator is a simple aggregator written in PHP. It can parse Atom and RSS feeds and uses the SimplePie library. It is XSS-safe thanks to the HTML Purifier library. It is designed to be ... [More] simple and easy to use for beginners, although it does require a web server and FTP access to upload the files. [Less]

Open Source Framework for PHP5, find simplicity, multiple-choices and fast development cycle. * Framework Component-based * Small Footprint * Pluggable system * for PHP 5.2.3+ ... [More] * Fast and easy to install and use. * Multiple OO Models: o internal (tdbo) o doctrine | propel * Multiple Templating and View System: o HTML::Template o Zope-Tal o PHP Embeded o Savant o CREOLE Wiki Syntax parser o SVG output o DocBook? output o RSS and Atom ready * Multiple Controllers: o Cli (Console) Controllers o SOA-WOA Controllers (RPC) o REST Controllers o XUL Interfaces o XHTML | HTMl5 [Less]

"We will either find a way, or make one." - Hannibal Barca Hannibal Barca, the great Carthaginian general, is widely regarded as the greatest strategist and tactician of all time. His ability to ... [More] engage the enemy, using innovative yet simple tactics in such a way as to ensure victory is second to none. Hannibal the code generator, strives to emulate Hannibal Barca's embodiment of minimalism, simplicity, and efficiency to advance pragmatic solutions to solve the problems associated with rapid web application development. Hannibal is much more than a code generator. It is a code generator that produces code that is tied to small but effective Hannibal packages that allow developers to efficiently tackle a finite but commonly encountered set of problems. Hannibal is written in Java, but generates code in Java, JavaScript, php, and SQL. We plan to have Hannibal generate code in other languages as well. We wanted to solve common problems encountered in web application development, without burdening the developer with the need to understand yet another tool set. Hannibal's supporting packages for Java and php merely support. When using Hannibal, it is our goal that the developer can quickly start creating code that works, and use and extend that generated code to build more interesting web applications. Here is a list of the common problems we are attempting to solve with Hannibal. Persistence. URI templating and processing. Search Validation Presentation Authorization Audit Internationalization If we can make these things easier, we can claim success. To meet this goal, here are some of the guidelines we developed over time to help of maintain focus: Ruthlessly minimize Hannibal's technology set dependencies. Rely on the target programming language built-in capabilities as much as possible. Only when necessary use open source third party software libraries. Keep the amount of Hannibal specific code to a minimum. Cater to popular open source tools for creating web based applications, such as Tomcat, and MySQL. Encourage integration with modern programming platforms like Amazon Web Services. Whenever possible choose the target programming language to be used as a configuration language over other more popular choices like property files or XML. We will try very hard to keep these promises to ourselves. [Less]

Initially, it was an idea I had to print my poetry blog in a "book format". (http://metal.alucinados.com) Today, it works most for my own blog, and only with text posts (no images yet). What will ... [More] it be? 1. Online content authoring; 2. PDF export; 3. Work as a feed agreggator; 4. Build a book from a tag, mixing many authors, for example; 5. Print and Distribution service support; 6. etc. demo at: http://metal.alucinados.com/feed2book [Less]