O'Reilly Network Feeds
Below you'll find an index of all the feeds offered by the O'Reilly Network family of sites. A feed is usually a document marked up in a standard XML-based format for representing basic information (e.g. title, author, date, etc.) about other content. For more information, check out Ben Hammersley's excellent book, Developing Feeds with RSS and Atom.
The feeds below provide blurbs with links to all articles we publish on our topical sites, including OnLamp.com, MacDevCenter.com, XML.com, and Perl.com, just to name a few.
If you're looking for a single feed that includes all of the articles published on the O'Reilly Network sites, subscribe to the O'Reilly Network Articles feed. Otherwise feel free to subscribe to any of the subject-oriented feeds that you're interested in.
- All Things O'Reilly
- Apache DevCenter
- Ask Tim
- BSD DevCenter
- Databases DevCenter
- Distributing the Future
- FOO Casts
- FOO Casts: Podcasts from O'Reilly and Friends
- hacks.oreilly.com
- Linux DevCenter
- Mac DevCenter
- Mozilla DevCenter
- MySQL DevCenter
- O'Reilly Digital Media Center
- O'Reilly Emerging Telephony Conference
- O'Reilly European Open Source Convention
- O'Reilly Events
- O'Reilly Jobs
- O'Reilly Media, Inc. New Books
- O'Reilly Media, Inc. Upcoming Books
- O'Reilly Network Articles
- O'Reilly Network Articles and Weblogs
- O'Reilly Network IT Conversations Pick of the Week
- O'Reilly News/Articles
- O'Reilly Press Releases
- O'Reilly User Group Program
- ONDotnet.com
- ONJava.com
- ONLamp.com
- Open Source Project of the Week
- OpenP2P.com
- Perl.com
- PHP DevCenter
- Policy DevCenter
- Python DevCenter
- Security DevCenter
- Sysadmin DevCenter
- Tim O'Reilly's Archive
- Web 2.0 2005 Conference Coverage
- Web DevCenter
- weblogs.oreilly.com
- webservices.xml.com
- Windows DevCenter
- Wireless DevCenter
- XML.com
Note: By default we syndicate content according to the Atom specification, but if your newsreader or aggregator only accepts RSS 1.0 or RSS 2.0, simply add ?format=rss1 or ?format=rss2 to the end of the feed url. For example, the O'Reilly Network Articles feed in RSS 1.0 would become: http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/feed/1?format=rss1
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