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Sam Ruby: necho 0.1
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "intertwingly Search It’s just data necho 0.1 Wed 02 Jul 2003 at 03:17 I've taken a 2003/07/01 snapshot of the maximal example of the format previously known as echo. The reason for this exercise is that I plan to start prototyping using this as a baseline. I invite others to do likewise. Let me know via comments of any implementations. In particular, I am interested in templates that others can use. Obligatory disclaimers: everything is subject to change. Here are my assumptions at this point, also subject to change: Feed elements title: required, plaintext subtitle: required, plaintext link: required, URI modified: optional, dateTime, UTC preferred entry, zeroOrMore Entry elements title: required, plaintext. May be zero length subtitle: optional, plaintext summary: optional, plaintext author: required contributor: zeroOrMore link: required, URI id: required, URI created: optional, dateTime, UTC preferred issued: required, dateTime, local timezone preferred modified: required, dateTime, UTC preferred Feel free to challenge these assumptions... they are not cast in stone. Wed 02 Jul 2003 i've got a live echo feed up at my site, at http://www.joelonsoftware.com/echo.xml Posted by Joel Spolsky at 08:50 First shots at it: http://philringnalda.com/feed.xml and http://philringnalda.com/templates/feed.xml.txt Afraid you'll have to live with all local timezones until I write or steal an MT plugin to return a UTC date, though. Posted by Phil Ringnalda at 09:00 +1 on Necho as the real name. Posted by Joe Madia at 09:06 Phil, your template only works for valid XHTML, which is not terribly common. Here's an MT template that works for arbitrary HTML: http://diveintomark.org/about/templates/index/necho-prototype-20030701 Example output: http://diveintomark.org/xml/nech" .... read entire page
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