Subscribe to Our RSS/XML Feeds to Keep Up with All Our Updates

Contributed by AlexTheBeast June 25, 2005  
Tagged: Internet

RSS/XML feeds allows users to subscribe to sites and to get notified every time a web site is updated. Subscribe to our feeds so you’ll never miss another tutorial, tweak, or update again!

Known as Rich Site Summary or Really Simple Syndication, RSS is an XML document that is used to spread website content. By downloading this small document, you can use various software or web sites to find out when a site has been updated.

Also know as web feeds or blog feeds, these little files are the latest way that you can customize how web sites send you information. If you want further information on RSS feeds, check out the RSS Wikipedia entry.

Anywhere on the site where you see this icon you can subscribe to the related feed. However, here is a listing of our most popular feeds for you…

Main RSS Feed - This feed includes all of our tutorial feeds. If you get this feed, you will get a listing of all tutorials that are posted to the site. Get it!

Main Blog Feed - This feed includes our daily postings about tech-recipes and all the other cool tutorials that we have found across the internet. You need this one too!

Windows RSS Feed - All Windows Tweaks, Tips, and Tutorials

Unix RSS Feed - Covers the entire Unix family.

Solaris RSS Feed - McHenry’s Favorite Spice - Just Solaris please.

Networking RSS Feed - Everything you want to know about Cisco devices

Internet RSS Feed - All of our hints and internet skills.

Google RSS Feed - Have you tamed Google yet? You will with these hacks.

Apple RSS Feed - Wanna be an Apple guru?

This is just a small selection. Check out our main menu… clicking every catagory will show you a XML button which you can use to subscribe to that particular feed.