API4RSS Becomes FeedMorf

Written by Ollie Parsley

FeedMorf

API4RSS was lauched about 6 months ago as just an API for RSS feeds. It basically takes an RSS feed and outputs HTML using one line of JavaScript. TechJuicer reviewed API4RSS a few months ago.

Well now it has moved to FeedMorf.

So why the name change? Well the old name pretty much focus soley on RSS feeds. Which is a limited field. So FeedMorf has allowed them to expand to all XML feeds.

At the moment there is an RSS Morf and a PodCast Morf with more on the way. The Podcast morf allows the user to insert a podcast feed and get a live playlist file in return, be it a live ASX file or a Windows Media Player playlist format. It’s a great little tool. Check it out.

Below is the tutorial video for the RSS Morf.

 

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Thursday, November 1st, 2007

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