FeedMingle app combines two or more RSS feeds into one master feed which can be subscribed in RSS, Atom or JSON format. It also provides a HTML widget embeddable on your website or blog.
What is RSS Feed?
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a family of web feed formats used to publish frequently updated works - such as blog entries, news headlines, audio, and video, in a standardized format.
How Do I merge feeds using FeedMingle?
It’s really easy to use their service. You just need to enter feed URLs into the provided field on the home page and then add a merged feed title. As you click “MingleNow”, FeedMingle will present you with a URL of the merged feed which is available in RSS, Atom and JSON format.
FeedMingle can also be used as a RSS/Atom to JSON converter, RSS/Atom to widget generator, RSS to Atom or Atom to RSS converter. You can also mix two or more twitter posts, blog posts or any feeds and publish the mixed posts to another twitter account or a blog.
You can even paste URL of any page which has a feed connected to it. If the browser shows the orange RSS icon in the address bar while navigating on a page, the page's URL is also good to be pasted.
FeedMingle is smart work of Bhopal based web product development company named Eulogik.
Posted On:
07 Oct 2009 | Category:
Web App - Utilities |
Tags:
feedmingle, rss, feeds, aggregation
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Unique Features and Our Reviews
FeedMingle mainly aggregates feeds from different sources based on recency. It’s a great tool if you subscribe different feeds and wish to go through all of them in one shot.
As the information overload is increasing, more and more aggregation services are coming into picture. FeedMingle is a nice attempt to aggregate the feeds; it even lets you customize the look and feel of the feeds.
We would urge the promoters to add on more customization features and widgets in near future.
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