Enabling Education Network - EENET Indiquer la fréquence de mise à jour d'un fil de syndication au format RSS Les fils de syndication, et particulièrement ceux au format RSS, connaissent un succès chaque jour croissant. Mais on voit en parallèle s’accroître la consommation de bande passante et de temps serveur. Comment faire pour ne pas effectuer de multiples requêtes inutiles sur des informations actualisées tout au plus quotidiennement ? Les moyens de veille et d'information ont profondément changé avec l'avènement de la syndication. La théorie Un début de prise en compte Le format RSS2.0 permet l'ajout d'un élément ttl dans l'entête d'un fil. Voici un exemple minimal : <? Cet exemple indique de ne pas réinterroger ce fil avant 90 minutes. Un mécanisme d'évitement Le format RSS0.91 avait introduit la possibilité d'indiquer les jours et heures durant lesquels il n'y a pas de publication. En voici un exemple en RSS0.91 : <? Ici, rien n'est publié en semaine, ni entre 1 heure et 5 heures du matin. Une extension plus convaincante Voici un exemple en RSS1.0 <? La pratique Les outils de contenus Conclusion
Mozilla Firefox: RSS and Live Bookmarks Since public release 1.0 (also known as version 0.10) Mozilla Firefox has a very nice feature: Live Bookmarks. With Live Bookmarks you can see the item titles of an RSS web feed ("headlines") in your bookmarks. This way you can stay in touch with sites without visiting them all the time. How to create a Live Bookmark Subscribing to an RSS web feed is as simple as creating a so called Live Bookmark. Subscribing to an RSS feed (pre 1.5) When you visit a site and you see the orange icon in the bottom right part of the Mozilla Firefox browser window (the status bar), or if you are using version 1.5 or newer, in the right most part of the address bar. Subscribing to an RSS feed (1.5 and later) You can add the feed(s) by clicking the orange icon and subscribing to one. Multiple RSS feeds (1.5 and later) The Add Bookmark (Add Live Bookmark for 1.5 and newer) dialog appears and you can add the Live Bookmark. Adding a Live Bookmark Live Bookmarks added to the Toolbar Folder Other options
RSSPECT - automatic and free RSS feeds for everyone. Web syndication Web syndication is a form of syndication in which website material is made available to multiple other sites. Most commonly, web syndication refers to making web feeds available from a site in order to provide other people with a summary or update of the website's recently added content (for example, the latest news or forum posts). The term can also be used to describe other kinds of licensing website content so that other websites can use it. §Motivation[edit] Syndication refers to the websites providing information and the websites displaying it. §History[edit] The basic idea of restructuring information about web sites goes back to as early as 1995, when Ramanathan V. Nowadays, many different types of content are syndicated on the Internet. §Web syndication as a commercial model[edit] Such commercial web syndication borrows its business models from syndication in other media, such as Print, radio, and television. Commercial web syndication can be categorized in three ways:
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Construction d'un flux RSS Comment construire un flux Atom ? Les flux de sites Web (RSS, Atom) sont utilisés afin de suivre l’actualité de nombreux sites Web. Ils sont pratiques pour les personnes individuelles afin de suivre un grand nombre de sites Web à la fois et permet aux propriétaires de sites de distribuer l’information dans un format contraint. Nous allons voir comment construire un flux Atom solide. Syndication my love Web technologies that are open, practical and useful are rare and valuable. Syndication mon amour Les technologies Web à la fois ouvertes, pratiques et utiles sont rares et précieuses. Indiquer la fréquence de mise à jour d’un fil de syndication au format RSS Les fils de syndication, et particulièrement ceux au format RSS, connaissent un succès chaque jour croissant. Construction d’un fil RSS 1.0 Pas à pas, comment construire un fil RSS au format RDF Site Summary 1.0. Introduction à la syndication de contenu avec RSS Qu’est-ce que la syndication de contenu ?
Weblogs Many libraries and librarians publish weblogs (also called "blogs"). For more information on blogs in general, see the Blog entry in Wikipedia. Blogs with a Google PageRank of 7 or more are listed in bold. Individuals[edit] Below is a list of blogs related to libraries or librarianship alphabetized by blog title. 0–9[edit] A[edit] Photo SMS Journal Cooking The Aardvark Speaks Horst Prillinger (Austria) Ab's Blog Last updated in 2010 Academic Librarian adj.librarian Adventures in Library Land! B[edit] C[edit] D[edit] E[edit] F[edit] G[edit] H[edit] Half Hollow Hills Community Library The Handheld Librarian Haven't been this happy in minutes Beth V. I[edit] J[edit] K[edit] L[edit] information and technology in academic libraries, universities and life in general - Mark Leggott, University Librarian, University of Winnipeg M[edit] N[edit] O[edit] P[edit] Q[edit] R[edit] S[edit] T[edit] U[edit] V[edit] W[edit] X–Z[edit] Organizations[edit] Academic libraries[edit] See Academic Libraries Weblogs Associations[edit]
Best Responsive WordPress Themes This is a collection of the best responsive WordPress themes. These responsive, fluid, or adaptive WordPress themes, automatically adapt to the screen size, resolution and device on which they are being viewed for on. This means your website will look great whatever the screen size or device your visitors uses to visit your site, from desktop computers to tablets to mobile phones. Responsive designs solve the problem of making a website work for the endless number of new mobile devices and resolutions being used to access the web. In particular the growing popularity of interfacing with the web on mobile devices. Everything from iPhones, smartphones, iPads and tablets, mobile phones, video game consoles, TVs, netbooks, Kindles and other e-readers are used to access the web. Collections Pretty much every new WordPress themes these days is mobile friendly with a responsive design. The Best Responsive WordPress Themes Divi WordPress Theme Some of the possibilities with Divi Responsive Design
Home NRC facilitates access to international R&D network for Canadian firms New innovation advantage for Canadian companies through access to technology, expertise, and markets in Europe and beyond. Digital technology adoption resources Improve your understanding of the link between digital technologies and productivity from actual technology adoption experiences that are featured in learning documents, videos and success stories. NRC Success stories Take a look out how NRC's market-driven research, technology development and commercialisation support services help companies bring their product to the marketplace. Home Introduction à la syndication de contenu avec RSS Qu’est-ce que la syndication de contenu ? Qu’est-ce qu’un fil RSS ? La syndication de contenu Le terme syndication vient de l'anglais. À l'origine, il désigne la vente de contenu télévisuel à plusieurs autres chaînes simultanément, une émission TV pouvant ainsi être relayée sur plusieurs networks. Mais le terme a ensuite été utilisé, peut-être à tort, pour recouvrir de nouvelles réalités : l'abonnement à des sites Web via un logiciel spécifique que l'on appelle agrégateur ; la mise à disposition du contenu d'un site sous une forme facilement compréhensible et indexable par des robots ou n'importe quelle autre application. À défaut d'un terme meilleur, nous utiliserons celui de syndication ainsi défini par la spécification RSS 1.0 : mise en ligne de données disponibles pour récupération et retransmission, agrégation ou publication en ligne. Aujourd'hui, en pratique, les principes de syndication conviennent en fait à tout type de contenu régulièrement mis à jour : En-tête XML et DTD Racine XML
039;s RSS Page RSS (Rich Site Summary); originally RDF Site Summary; often dubbed Really Simple Syndication, uses a family of standard web feed formats[2] to publish frequently updated information: blog entries, news headlines, audio, video. An RSS document (called "feed", "web feed",[3] or "channel") includes full or summarized text, and metadata, like publishing date and author's name. RSS feeds enable publishers to syndicate data automatically. A standard XML file format ensures compatibility with many different machines/programs. RSS feeds also benefit users who want to receive timely updates from favourite websites or to aggregate data from many sites. Subscribing to a website RSS removes the need for the user to manually check the web site for new content. Software termed "RSS reader", "aggregator", or "feed reader", which can be web-based, desktop-based, or mobile-device-based, present RSS feed data to users. History[edit] In September 2004, Stephen Horlander created the now ubiquitous RSS icon (