Comments on: Anime Blog Awards http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/anime-blog-awards/ where shoujo and bishoujo meet Sat, 06 Sep 2008 00:29:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Aloe Dream » Blog Archive » In Reading Feeds http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/anime-blog-awards/#comment-186385 Aloe Dream » Blog Archive » In Reading Feeds Fri, 04 Apr 2008 01:37:45 +0000 http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/anime-blog-awards/#comment-186385 [...] bluemist posted about reading feeds not too long ago, and I commented about using RSSOwl. The feature bluemist is looking for is simple, Search Folders on feed groups, which could be done on the server level; Animeblogger Antenna, but it is much simpler to do this on the client, where they are going to aggregate the feeds anyway. [...] [...] bluemist posted about reading feeds not too long ago, and I commented about using RSSOwl. The feature bluemist is looking for is simple, Search Folders on feed groups, which could be done on the server level; Animeblogger Antenna, but it is much simpler to do this on the client, where they are going to aggregate the feeds anyway. [...]

]]> By: Ryan A http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/anime-blog-awards/#comment-185866 Ryan A Mon, 31 Mar 2008 21:44:26 +0000 http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/anime-blog-awards/#comment-185866 I've been subscribed to your feed for a while. I used to use SharpReader in WinXP, which was very lite and stored the aggregations. Aside from SR, I was much more interested in RSSOwl, which continues to be awesome, and is my replacement on Ubuntu. My only haet on RSSOwl is that is does not "retain" articles, unread or read. If I don't read an entry when its there, I may not get to read it. RSSOwl only aggregates the current feed, 10, 20, 25 or however many items it may be. For podcasts, it is great because they usually have complete entries (all podcasts). I don't want to say that this is necessarily a bad feature though, it does help with information overload. Out of all the blogs I was reading (not just AB), I had 500-1000 entries I wanted to read; my life is too short for that many! I suggest it though (an it supports regular expression searches). ---- On another note, a little tool could be as easy as this: 1) Database stores your list of feeds to aggregate. 2) cron job runs php or similar script to check aggregation, and build a meta RSS feed (probably a big file, but... but STATIC). 3) With a static meta-RSS file, you can run filters easily using brief php code and a proper XSL transformation. (I've been on about this lately as php5 is using libxml2 and libxsl, which are lightning) 4) That's basically it for displaying your custom filters. Very little database time, very little php time, just c/c++ binaries (libxml2+libxsl) and static files. Good and quick. If you care to chat or run ideas by me, I am coding melative.com, and am on IRC in #melative on freenode. If you want an example of what I said, the search on melative testbed (melative.doesntexist.com) is similar (cache XMl of query, limit 500 results, and filters are using XSL on cache XML; no db access for sorting or w/e). Cheers ^^ I've been subscribed to your feed for a while. I used to use SharpReader in WinXP, which was very lite and stored the aggregations. Aside from SR, I was much more interested in RSSOwl, which continues to be awesome, and is my replacement on Ubuntu. My only haet on RSSOwl is that is does not "retain" articles, unread or read. If I don't read an entry when its there, I may not get to read it. RSSOwl only aggregates the current feed, 10, 20, 25 or however many items it may be.

For podcasts, it is great because they usually have complete entries (all podcasts).

I don't want to say that this is necessarily a bad feature though, it does help with information overload. Out of all the blogs I was reading (not just AB), I had 500-1000 entries I wanted to read; my life is too short for that many!

I suggest it though (an it supports regular expression searches).

—-

On another note, a little tool could be as easy as this:

1) Database stores your list of feeds to aggregate.

2) cron job runs php or similar script to check aggregation, and build a meta RSS feed (probably a big file, but… but STATIC).

3) With a static meta-RSS file, you can run filters easily using brief php code and a proper XSL transformation. (I've been on about this lately as php5 is using libxml2 and libxsl, which are lightning)

4) That's basically it for displaying your custom filters. Very little database time, very little php time, just c/c++ binaries (libxml2+libxsl) and static files. Good and quick.

If you care to chat or run ideas by me, I am coding melative.com, and am on IRC in #melative on freenode. If you want an example of what I said, the search on melative testbed (melative.doesntexist.com) is similar (cache XMl of query, limit 500 results, and filters are using XSL on cache XML; no db access for sorting or w/e).

Cheers ^^

]]> By: smile http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/anime-blog-awards/#comment-185599 smile Fri, 28 Mar 2008 16:39:23 +0000 http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/anime-blog-awards/#comment-185599 Nice to meet you. The blog that introduced Anime and Manga of Japan was started. "NARUTO""Dragonball""Gundam""Rurouni Kenshin""One Piece""DEATH NOTE" "NANA""EVANGELION""GHOST IN THE SHELL""STAND ALONE COMPLEX" "Miyazaki anime"etc... Please come to see at any time. And, please paste the link. Moreover, please teach interesting Anime. It comes ..then... Nice to meet you.
The blog that introduced Anime and Manga of Japan was started.

"NARUTO""Dragonball""Gundam""Rurouni Kenshin""One Piece""DEATH NOTE"
"NANA""EVANGELION""GHOST IN THE SHELL""STAND ALONE COMPLEX"
"Miyazaki anime"etc…

Please come to see at any time.
And, please paste the link.
Moreover, please teach interesting Anime.
It comes ..then…

]]> By: Impz http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/anime-blog-awards/#comment-185445 Impz Thu, 27 Mar 2008 03:30:56 +0000 http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/anime-blog-awards/#comment-185445 First of all, thank you so much for writing a beautiful entry for the Anime Blog Awards (among other things). You know it is getting a bit sad at times when you get rejections from other anime bloggers as they are not interested for various reasons (this is e-peen event, i won't win, i hate arbitrary ranking) and so forth. They forget it is to promote good blogs and eventually just to have fun. I hope more people will be thinking like you. We already have around 90 anime bloggers who have registered, and hopefully more will come in to nominate and vote later \o/ First of all, thank you so much for writing a beautiful entry for the Anime Blog Awards (among other things). You know it is getting a bit sad at times when you get rejections from other anime bloggers as they are not interested for various reasons (this is e-peen event, i won't win, i hate arbitrary ranking) and so forth. They forget it is to promote good blogs and eventually just to have fun.

I hope more people will be thinking like you. We already have around 90 anime bloggers who have registered, and hopefully more will come in to nominate and vote later \o/

]]> By: Anime Home Planet Blog » Blog Archive » bluemist anime blog: Anime Blog Awards http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/anime-blog-awards/#comment-185442 Anime Home Planet Blog » Blog Archive » bluemist anime blog: Anime Blog Awards Thu, 27 Mar 2008 02:33:52 +0000 http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/anime-blog-awards/#comment-185442 [...] Nuclear Trance wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt [...] [...] Nuclear Trance wrote an interesting post today onHere's a quick excerpt [...]

]]> By: Hung http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/anime-blog-awards/#comment-185439 Hung Thu, 27 Mar 2008 01:37:06 +0000 http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/anime-blog-awards/#comment-185439 Hmmm, that's an interesting request. I could hook it up so that a search would be available via RSS. The only thing is that it might end up sucking a ton of resources if lots of people subscribe to search RSS feeds and abuse them (like, refreshing every second). But I guess people could just refresh every second anyway. Yeah, it sounds cool. I might have to add this functionality if many people think it would be useful. If so, make a topic in the forums since I probably won't check back on this blog to see :) Hmmm, that's an interesting request. I could hook it up so that a search would be available via RSS. The only thing is that it might end up sucking a ton of resources if lots of people subscribe to search RSS feeds and abuse them (like, refreshing every second). But I guess people could just refresh every second anyway.

Yeah, it sounds cool. I might have to add this functionality if many people think it would be useful. If so, make a topic in the forums since I probably won't check back on this blog to see :)

]]>