We have a deadline on our hands, folks. There are vulnerabilities that simply must be addressed before the unthinkable happens. As we here at eWEEK Labs evaluate the next generation of Web browsers, operating systems, collaboration tools and other interactive applications, one feature keeps popping up again and again—namely, integration with RSS feeds. RSS integration has already [...]
We have a deadline on our hands, folks. There are vulnerabilities that simply must be addressed before the unthinkable happens.
As we here at eWEEK Labs evaluate the next generation of Web browsers, operating systems, collaboration tools and other interactive applications, one feature keeps popping up again and again—namely, integration with RSS feeds.
RSS integration has already pretty much become a must-have feature for a whole host of products. Not having RSS integration is almost like not being able to use the Web at all.
And I can see why many developers and businesses are flocking to support RSS. In addition to their popularity as the delivery method of choice for core Web 2.0 products, such as blogs and podcasting, RSS feeds have great potential for reliably delivering a wide assortment of content, files and even applications…. Source: eWeek
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