RSS feeds are xml files updated on a regular basis which people subscribe to within RSS readers. The information carried on them is normally up to date and they are normally found on news sites and blogs, basically sites which are updated regularly and which people might like to be up to date with. In this article I will go through creating an RSS feed; they can be created in two forms: dynamic – this is where dynamic server side pages are created to query databases to display the new information automatically and require no manual intervention for the data to be displayed; manual – this is where a basic xml file is created and which has to be updated manually.

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RSS or Really Simple Syndication offers webmasters a unique opportunity to display fresh content on websites.
RSS is a new way to broadcast corporate news and structured information.

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It is a part of W3C which was originally created as an XML metadata model which was on a technology named as “triple”.

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From the beginning
RSS was born for practical purposes, as good formats tend to be. The RSS 0.91 spec starts with the words “Files must be 100% valid XML,”It initially started to be known as headline syndication drove development and refinement of the format.

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What is RSS

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