Tuesday, 6 December 2011

Understanding RSS: ASP.NET Programming

RSS stands for ‘Really Simple Syndication.’ Fortunately, understanding RSS feeds and its concept is very easy, and so is creating your own RSS feed in ASP.NET. It provides a standard for you to make information available to anyone who wants to request your feed. When the ASP.NET programmers create a feed, you do not send the update anywhere. Instead, RSS software will request the data from a URL in the same way browsers request pages from your website.




The data for an RSS feed must be in the form of an XML file that confirms to the RSS specification. Of course, since the feeds are meant to be up-to-the-last-minute, you would normally want to generate this data on-the-fly when it is requested.
Normally, the ASP.NET programmers see to the RSS feeds as one of the marketing tools to connect the website to the social media. In recent times, it is getting easier for users to use feeds because almost all modern softwares are supporting them. There are also a number of websites that can help you to subscribe to and view RSS feeds.
At SPEC INDIA, we have a trained team of ASP.NET web development professionals, eager to take care of the requirement. In case you have any requirements, please post us at lead@spec-india.com … we will be happy to assist you.
Happy Programming!

No comments:

Post a Comment