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iCalReader - a simple *.ics file parser.

A simple parser for iCalendar files. Not heavy and bloated like PHPiCalendar. :)

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Bitflux Blog :: svn2atom

Convert your SVN logs to an Atom feed. Could potentially be used to develop an SVN to iCalendar solution...

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Purge cache in MediaWiki

This solves a great deal of MediaWiki issues.

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A quick guide to phpFlickr

With some sample code to boot...

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SimplePie

A fast and easy to use PHP library for parsing RSS and Atom, written by Ryan Parman and Geoffrey Sneddon.

Features

  • RSS 0.9x, 1.0, and 2.0
  • Atom 0.3 and 1.0
  • A handful of namespaces including Dublin Core, Media RSS, and iTunes RSS.
  • Function names that focus on the data you want to grab, regardless of the feed type.
  • Integrated support for mashing multiple feeds together and sorting them by date.
  • Easy access to ALL tags/attributes in a feed.
  • Extensibility allows for the addition of extensions/add-ons.
  • Serialized caching system
  • One-click subscribing to several online aggregators
  • One-click bookmarking to several social bookmarking sites
  • Embedded (or non-embedded—your choice) feed enclosures (Podcasting, Videocasting)
  • Ultra-liberal Feed Locator (satisfies points 1-6 from Mark’s feed usability rant: http://diveintomark.org/archives/2002/08/15/ultraliberal_rss_locator)
  • Image and favicon detection and caching
  • Support for 100’s of character sets
  • Support for PHP 4.3.2+, 5.0.0+
  • Reasonable support for non-well-formed feeds
  • Automatically strips potentially dangerous tags and attributes
  • Supports parsing from a string
  • Swap-in custom classes to replace built-in classes
  • Supports gzip-compressed feeds
  • Supports HTTP Conditional Get for more efficient caching
  • Support for RFC 822, RFC 2822, RFC 3339, and ISO 8601 datestamps
  • Plugins for several different blogging systems, wikis, forums, and frameworks.
  • Able to extended to support new functionality.
  • Comprehensive test suite (http://php5.simplepie.org/trunk/test/test.php)
  • Well documented!