Resources

• The RSS 1.0 Specification Proposal site contains general information such as background, motivation, and design goals as well as the working specification.
  
  
• Netscape's RSS 0.91 is part of their Quick Start Guide to RSS and provides a step-by-step approach to creating your own My Netscape channel.
  
  
• The W3C Recommendation for the RDF model and syntax specification is contained at Resource Description Framework.
  
  

• Webreference has an online RSS Channel Editor that is a great way to get started making RSS files.
  
  

• CPAN has the latest versions of the Perl parser and RSS modules at CPAN List.
  
  
• ASP tools for RSS can be found at TNL Net.
  
  
• Wireless Developer Network has tools for parsing RSS files with PHP.
  
  

• Moreover is an aggregator that features free news feeds from over 1,500 news sources.
  
  
• Netscape originated the format as RSS 0.9. Their site features an overview of RSS 0.9 and has the recent specifications.
  
  
• My Userland aggregates headlines from a variety of sources. It was one of the first sites to use RSS files.
  
  
• Meerkat is an RSS-based syndicated content reader, as well as a source for news feeds.