Superfeedr Blog

When we introduced our latest revision of track last week, we announced that we would grant free access to anyone willing to hack on track, as long as they would help us make it better. Well, that’s exactly what happened! One or our fellow users, who’s working on some great...  

Appticles.com is a mobile content delivery and monetization platform for small and medium publishers completely based around the concept of Open Web and HTML5 and it is being developed by Webcrumbz.co. They’re using Superfeedr as you’ll see below and we opened the door of this blog to them! We’ve integrated...  

Most you already know about our track API. It allows you to subscribe to keywords and keywords combinations, instead of actual feeds. For example, say you want to be notified for any mention of ‘Superfeedr’? Just subscribe to this feed. Today, we’re launching stemming support. Several of our track customers...  

Late, but not too late, the whole Superfeedr tream want to wish you a wonderful year 2013, may it be filled with joy and successes! We wanted to start the year by telling you a bit more about 2012. About a year ago, we introduced our first bits of code...  

A recent post by Progrium (aka webhook’s biggest evangelist) reminded me that I needed to show how easy it was to plug Superfeedr in a network of webhooks. Here is what you can do, quite quickly! Piping One of the great things with webhooks is that they’re litterally just HTTP...  

Long time, no post! We’ve been busy. We mostly ported Superfeedr to Node.js, but more on that soon. Among the things that kept us busy in the last couple weeks was started preparing the RealTime Conference Europe and that’s what I want to talk about today :) You probably heard...  

We we try to convince people that the web would be better if we relied more on open protocols and platforms would do adopt these, we often get the deaded but the people, are like the honey badger, they don’t care. And that is true! It is true that people...  

Facebook finally surrendered to Apple and rewrote their app as a full native iOS app, rather than using Webkit’s Webview. This may look like a good news to all the Facebook junkies, but it’s actually a very bad news for all the web lovers, because it slowly pushes the false...  

Summer is always a good time to think about making the world better, because it’s too hot to get things done. This summer’s theme is the federated social web. There has been a couple of new players, a couple of attacks by existing players, and a lot of noise about...  

It seems that the pendulum as swung and that a lot of people are now worried about the silos in which we stored and built our online lives for the last couple years. We had app.net, and we now have tent.io. It starts to feel like someone is simply trying...