DISQUS

Jeremy · 2 years ago

Hi, I use http://www.feedyes.com for creating RSS feeds for websites. Its fairly easy, although it does not work for flash sites. Works for firefox and IE.
Peter · 2 years ago

i've been playing with these tools lately, to maintain a library of over 200 feeds. and I must say that feedity is the simplist and fastest of all. i used it for 75% of my feeds and used page 2rss and rssxl for the others.
David · 2 years ago

Hi -- I am looking for someone to setup feeds using dapper, feed43 etc. for me. If interested, please reply to eventroo@gmail.com
Marshall Kirkpatric · 2 years ago

See also feedfire.com - kinda crude but super fast and easy. I've been using it for a long time.
Federico · 2 years ago

Dapper is a nice tool. However it seems there is no way to parse and display on web pages the feeds created with this tool (I used popular xml parser such as Simplepie or LastRSS).
So it seems a pretty useless tool. Any suggestion on how to successfully parse feeds created with Dapper would be strongly appreciated.
AgentM · 2 years ago

Dapper is very easy to setup, but the lack of a scheduler or batch automation renders it less useful than its true potential when compared to say the Mac OSX based Automator.