By splitting, do you just mean doing more inclusion and less monolithic files?
We still are going to do that podcast, I just gotta get my #!%* together.
Also, in case you didn't know, my new blog.classyfeeds.com
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2006-07-22EDT00:30:14+00:00
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Yep, that's right. I'm writing a script sometime soon that'll do the splitting automagically, but it would be useful if they were kept as small and distributed as possible in the first place.
As for the podcast? Cool. I'll subscribe to your new blog too.
Tom Morris
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2006-07-22EDT09:35:11+00:00
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Sounds good. I've also got something cooking in that area. I'll keep you posted.
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2006-07-22EDT15:18:44+00:00
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However, maybe we should be thinking together about a standard way to query OPML? That way we can interop our implementations. How about it?
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2006-07-22EDT16:17:29+00:00
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Yep, that sounds like a good idea. I'm planning to simply have a PHP file which would be referenceable in this format:
splitter.php/$url/$path
$path would be either in the format 1/4/2/3/5/6... each representing the position in the outline
Or $path could be in the format of Podcasts/Sports/Soccer etc.
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2006-07-22EDT17:00:01+00:00
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That's a good start. Very much a RESTful approach, which I think makes sense here and can be extended.
This is an important area in general, and I can already think of things I'd like to do with SSE on it.
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2006-07-22EDT17:50:12+00:00
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