One of the most common things we do in today’s Web2.0 programming are RSS feeds. Now there’s a bunch of ways you can add RSS feeds to your website but let me tell you the BEST way using PHP.
1) Download and unzip Magpie RSS in your website root directory somewhere.
2) Anywhere in your PHP code, add the following line, while making sure the full directory path is specified. (I usually like to put it in directory such as “magpie”)
require('rss_fetch.inc'); $myurl="http://zeYey, Nokia N78 released today for $560. I am not about to get one as I have tested this model at the Web2.0 show earlier this year and the browser really sucks… But I think you could put Opera Mini on it…
A perfect fusion of features and services – the Nokia N78 now available in US
Newest Nseries device enhances the mobile lifestyle by merging new technologies and Ovi services
New York, NY, USA – Starting today, convergence craving consumers across the United States can set their sights on the newes
Here’s this week’s wrap up of Web2.0 companies and ramblings over at .Net:
Craigslist needs to update their graphics… Google Adsense will be available for RSS feeds, more money for bloggers.
Jobirn, a new type of job referral network launched.
Out are the days of traditional clunky polaroids and in with the new Polaroid Pogo that can print your photos wirelessly via bluetooth from your cellphones.
I have to agree that this is the most innovative Polaroid as a company has done, revamping themselves into Web2.0.
MINNEAPOLIS (May 29, 2008) – The magic of Polaroid instant pictures will leap into the digital age this July when Polaroid PoGo™ launches at Best Buy stores nationwide. Polaroid PoGo™ – short for Polaroid-on-the-go – is a pocket-sized, inkless digit
Hi All,
Since there are so many things to cover in technology, Web2.0, and internet marketing, I’ve decided to branch out blog posts to dot Com, dot Net, and dot Biz.
From now on, you will only see DIYs, hacks, and Gadgets (mostly) from Zedomax.com.
For Web2.0,webmaster, and social networking related stuff, we will be posting them on Zedomax.Net.
For internet marketing and making money online, we will post them on Zedomax.Biz.
Natuba is a photo sharing site for iPhone users. Looks like this targetted marketing could work but of course, there are many other online services that let you do the same thing Natuba does already. Too bad they didnt’ take care of tagging, a must in a new Web2.0 service. Regardless, you can tell us how well it works with your iPhone.
iPhone users with Natuba accounts can add their snapshots to the site by emailing them to a special address. Descriptions can be included in the subject line and all photos are injected into a publi
Lol… Google doesn’t care about Mexican people?
Well… that might be over-analysis. Did you know that 5/5 is also Children’s Day in Korea?
With the high number of Latino community, I believe Google could have easily given their custom graphics to celebrate the 5/5 day.
Oh well, every day is a new day. The richer get richer, the poorer get poorer, doesn’t that ring a bell in the Web2.0 world?
Ask.com bungled the spelling of Cinco de Mayo, but at
Ever since the invent of iPhones, most other cellphone manufacturers have become obsolete in terms of “web browsing” capability. HTC, usually based on Windows Mobile, have kept surprising me with their outdated mobile IE browser that does not support any of Web2.0 technologies including AJAX.
Well, as a previous owner of HTC, I hope they finally move onto another mobile OS platform like the Android from Google, or they will ultimately fail to capture attention of fast-movers like me. The
