In this session recorded at QCon SF 2008, Chris Berry & Bryon Jacob presented the Atom Syndication Format, the Atom Publishing Protocol, the Atom Categories, the Atom Stores, the AtomServer and how they can be used by giving a concrete example.
Watch: AtomServer : The Power of Publishing for Data Distribution (1h 7min.)
According to the authors:
The Atom Syndication Format represents the foundation for a web syndication framework initially conceived to replace RSS.
Atom Categories are tags which can be applied to Atom entries.
AtomPub is “a simple, RESTful protocol for creating and updating web resources” containing services, workspaces, collections, and entries, which are all assigned URIs.
An Atom Store is a data store containing Atom entries which can be edited with AtomPub.
AtomServer is a “full‐fledged, out‐of‐the box, scalable, battle-hardened Atom Store.”
The presentation contains an example showing how the authors plan to use the AtomServer for their start-up company.
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Community comments
nice protocol for deploying content
by Dominique De Vito,
nice protocol for deploying content
by Dominique De Vito,
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I planned to use Atom protocol to deploy CMS output into presentation web sites. I found it interesting into order to standardize CMS/web site discussion protocol. Previously, those 2 parts were discussing using a zip file to transfer content.
Unfortunately, I did only a recommendation without being able to see it applied.
Dominique
www.jroller.com/dmdevito