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The Wilk's Blog
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "The Wilk's Blog David Wilkinson (a.k.a The Wilk) Blogs About Technology, interesting web bits, and anything else that comes to my creative mind, heh... Thursday, June 30, 2005 Microsoft RSS - Ordered Lists - How are they used? I have been thinking about the Microsoft RSS announcement last week at Gnomedex. One of the hats that I wear is SharePoint Consultant. I am involved in a SharePoint implementation at this time. How would this concept be utilized? Why is this good that Microsoft has decided to integrate this? I think that one good reason is that much of the information on the internet is now being disseminated via RSS feeds, and the integration of the capability to handle RSS feeds is a necessary evolution of the Microsoft IE Browser. It cannot be ignored, or I guess, it could, but at the peril of being left behind. So, my comment is, finally! Microsoft has decided to join in the party, and rightly so, in my opinion. About a month ago, Balmer said that RSS was too simple. I was very suspicious, and concerned that Microsoft was about to go their own way. However, I now see what he was talking about. The List Extension. I like the idea of the List Extension - or Ordered Lists. This is the inclusion of a capability to generate list information from an RSS feed in an ordered way. One of the things that I like about SharePoint is the concept of lists. It is a powerful concept and one that somehow opened up my eyes to the power of collaborative use of active information. I guess the power of it is the ability to take useful information that is typically stored in various formats, i.e. Excel spreadsheets, Word do" .... read entire page
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