Automated News Aggregator: PHP RSS Reader
PHP RSS Reader is an application which can crawl an unlimited number of feeds & presents them with an easy-to-use interface.
For an organized navigation, It is possible to create categories & place feeds inside them.
A handy feature is "keyword-based" categories which can auto-move items with the keywords mentioned into the related categories which is great for anyone who follows multiple feeds but hunts for specific keywords.
PHP RSS Reader comes with a complete admin panel where every setting can be controlled.
The application creates SEO-friendly URLs for every category & article which is important for anyone who will use PHP RSS Reader for creating a feed-based website rather than using it as a personal feed-reader.
It is possible to change the look & feel of the interface by simply playing with the CSS files.
There is a web-based installer that help making the application online in a few minutes.
PHP RSS Reader comes with 2 versions:
- free version (has some limitations like no keyword-categorization & unlimited sub-categories)
- complete, paid version which includes all the features.
The application is a must-check for anyone looking for an advanced RSS reader, planning to create a feed-based website or integrate feeds into an application (where PHP RSS Reader can be used only as the backend engine).
P.S. This post is a sponsored review.
Website: http://www.phprssreader.com/
Demo: http://www.phprssreader.com/demo/
Download: http://www.phprssreader.com/free-version/
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4 Responses for "Automated News Aggregator: PHP RSS Reader"
Looks good, but as there is no keyword-categorization in the free version it has no advantages to my prefered rssLounge which is a bit better to use..
Hmm. using it as a backend for the rss module in my application is a killer idea which will save so much time.
I’ll consider the paid one after trying the free version.
Great post – going to use this on a couple of sites to show latest news.
The favicons bring it to life.
Not to sure about this one, it will be hard to replace Google Reader.