Posts Tagged With: RSS
· August 14, 2008 at 6:20 am · Web Development
Tags: clone, design, headlines, news, popurls, RSS, themes, WordPress
The popurls-style of lots of sources on one page is a very interesting one that a lot of people have tried to copy. Here is a theme for WordPress however, that will get you off on the right foot.
OneNews does a great job at giving you a WordPress powered multiple news headlines on one page tool. Ok, maybe that isn’t the prettiest way to describe it but it has got me inspired to perhaps create my own new project styled much like this one. Now just got to find the time…
· August 9, 2008 at 7:59 am · Hot Web Topics
Tags: comics, free, image hosting, maria, paint, RSS, vista folders, WWE
Here are all the post you loved, you hated or you missed.
WWE’s Maria Desktop Icon of Hotness
Who wouldn’t want Maria on their desktop?
Mitch Gets Another Article in Ping! Zine
Featured in on of the top web hosting mags of all the land!
Download a Colorful Set of Vista-like Folders
To help YOU organize your Vista “My Documents” Folder (yes, I still call it that)
Another Free Image Host with a Stupid Name
Stupid Name + Free Hosting = Success (yet again!)
Mitchelaneous Breaks 600+ Subscribers, and MITCH LOVES YOU!
Cheap ploy to get more of you to subscribe, have you yet?
The Top 10 Best Paint.NET Tutorials (for the graphic nerds)
Get your geeky graphic editing hands on these darlings!
Web of Pain - Comic Genus with a Mix of Network Tomfoolery
‘Cause I like funny things that slightly have something to do with web hosting.
· August 6, 2008 at 8:14 am · Personal, Web Development
Tags: Mitch, Mitchelaneous, popularity, RSS, subscribe, syndication, thanks
Just wanted to share some exciting news this morning, Mitchelaneous has finally broken the 600 subscribers mark! I’ve been watching this one for a while, since I had been hovering in 580 subscribers to 590 subscribers for some time.
To check out every single post, be sure to check out the archives (all of them are on one single page!) It goes all the way back to an article that no longer exists anymore. Fun times, indeed. If you want to go WAY back in time - check out how things looked back in 2005!
Not old enough? Well happened to find a version from back in 2004 (the year the Mitchelaneous fun started here):
Want to help celebrate? Tell your friends, family and your neighbor’s dog they should be subscribing! Need some help?
Subscribe in a Reader! | Subscribe to Mitchelaneous by E-mail
You can also just copy and paste this into your feed reader of choice too:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/mitchelaneous
Thanks for following me for the past 4+ years! You are the awesome 600+ that keep me going day after day and I REALLY do appreciate it.
· July 28, 2008 at 5:02 am · Web Development
Tags: clone, design, Digg, easy, free, news, online, quick, RSS, social
Always said you would like to have a social news site like digg, but didn’t have the time to develop or work on it? Thanks to slinkset.com, you don’t have to. They promise to deliver you your own social news site that you can customize, user your own domain on and auto-post links via RSS for free. Here are a few examples:
One more cool feature is it looks like you can create a private site too, that would only be accessible to the people you invite. Give slinkset.com a shot, and if you create one yourself feel free to share it here with us.
· July 17, 2008 at 5:42 am · Online Tools, Resources
Tags: feedmysearch, feeds, Google, results, RSS, search, watch
FeedMySearch is offering a new service that is sure to please some of us out there who keep an eye on search results. Using their web site you can turn your Google searches into tiny RSS feeds. This is helpful when it comes to getting instant updates whenever a new result appears on Google. Another perk about this would be that you only get what is new when it comes to your search item.
To use it, all you do is type in your keyword into the search box, then select from these types of searches: web, news, video, blogs, local, books and patent. Hit the “Feed my Search!” button and away you go. Next you are given a preview of the search results and you can subscribe using a variety of different services or just grab the RSS feed itself.
If you spend a lot of time watching Google and how the results come up, FeedMySearch promises to save you time giving you the latest results instantly.
· June 4, 2008 at 5:45 am · Online Tools, Web Development
Tags: charts, compare, FeedBurner, graphs, popularity, RSS, subscriptions
This is a tool I think Google and/or FeedBurner would be smart to pick up as soon as possible. FeedCompare.com allows you to compare any two feed subscriptions to see how you stack up against the competition.
Above you can see the results of the Mitchelaneous RSS subscription feed numbers in comparison with my podcast, the Web Hosting Show. You can also drag over a specific time frame to zoom in on the results. Now lets see what happens when you compare the Web Hosting Show with The WHIR’s main daily news feed:
The Web Hosting Show is hanging in there - was actually surprised how close we were. Is this the part where I am suppose to beg you to go subscribe to the Web Hosting Show’s RSS feed so we can beat them? Ok, well you can - but it is all in good fun. As you can see, FeedCompare.com can be a lot of fun.
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