FeedAPI 1.0 beta 1 out now
I am happy to announce that after a week of cleaning up and improving the API and adding some critical features, yesterday FeedAPI 1.0 beta 1 version came out. These are the features:
Read moreParsing Enclosures
Since the gods of aggregation are all here, and I've exhausted all other options, here goes my question:
In our project, we are dealing with aggregated feeds that have media enclosures in them. Photos, the occasional video, etc. How can one parse these files and use them?
My related post:
http://drupal.org/node/180385
FeedAPI: release, documentation
Results:
- A release after the beta
- updated developer documentation (it changed a lot because of the concept changes)
- Screencast for users to make familiar with installing, setup and use the module
I have to admit, that i'm glad that the issue queue is full of feature requests, it seems that people want to use FeedAPI for various purposes. And yeah, their purposes are not impossible with FeedAPI (using the API, developers can write the proper modules)
Read moreFeedAPI: Alpha release + concept change
The alpha version was released last week, after that I fixed a number of bugs and issues. Now if someone check out the CVS, (s)he will find a module which UI is a little bit hard to understand, but the functionality mainly works. I planned to release the beta yesterday, but I didn't do it, because with Alex(the change was his idea and he wrote a proof-of-concept patch) we decide on a radical change. FeedAPI's API part will be changed a little bit.
Read moreFeedAPI: More processors in sight
Last week and today I achieve the following results (basically I followed the last week report's todo):
Read moreFeedAPI - there is something to install
Again, I got lots of valuable responses from my mentors and Morbus, they really kindly follow my work and tell the problems and the suggestions.
You can install the FeedAPI modules to any Drupal 5 site and you can do the following:
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