History of RSS
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RSS is veel verschillende versies uitgebracht.
History of RSS
1997 jaar - Dave Winer heeft scriptingNews ontwikkeld. RSS is daardoor ontstaan.
1999 jaar - Netscape heeft RSS 0.90 ontwikkeld (ondersteund door scriptingNews). Dit is een eenvoudige XML met een RDF-header.
1999 jaar- Dave Winer heeft scriptingNews 2.0b1 ontwikkeld (bevat specifieke van Netscape's RSS 0.90).
1999 jaar - Netscape heeft RSS 0.91 ontwikkeld. In deze versie hebben ze die RDF-header verwijderd, maar hebben ze de meeste functies van scriptingNews 2.0b1 opgenomen.
1999 jaar - UserLand heeft scriptingNews losgelaten en alleen RSS 0.91 gebruikt.
Netscape heeft de ontwikkeling van RSS gestopt
2000 - UserLand released the formal 0.91 specification.
2000 - A team led by Rael Dornfest developed RSS 1.0 at O'Reilly. This format used RDF and namespaces. This version is often confused with the new version of 0.91, but it is an entirely new format that does not depend on RSS 0.91.
2000 - Dave Winer developed RSS 0.92 at UserLand Inc.
2002 - Dave Winer developed RSS 2.0 after leaving Userland.
2003 - Formal release of the RSS 2.0 specification.
What are the differences?
RSS 1.0 is the only version developed using the W3C's RDF (Resource Description Framework) standard.
The idea contained in RDF is to help build a semantic web.Read more about RDF and the Semantic Web here. Although this has little to do with ordinary users, using web standards makes data exchange easier for individuals and applications.
Which RSS version should I use?
RSS 0.91 and RSS 2.0 are easier to understand than RSS 1.0. Our tutorial is based on RSS 2.0.
Are there Web standards for RSS?
There is no formal standard for RSS.
- About 50% of all RSS feeds use RSS 0.91.
- About 25% use RSS 1.0.
- The last 25% use RSS 0.9x version or RSS 2.0.
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