Comments on: Get GMT/UTC Date From RSS Using SimplePie http://muhammad.zamroni.net/get-gmt-utc-date-from-rss-using-simplepie.html?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=get-gmt-utc-date-from-rss-using-simplepie personal playground. tempat bermain dan belajar. Sat, 04 Sep 2010 23:46:29 +0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: zam http://muhammad.zamroni.net/get-gmt-utc-date-from-rss-using-simplepie.html/comment-page-1#comment-227 zam Thu, 10 Sep 2009 06:21:28 +0000 http://muhammad.zamroni.net/?p=81#comment-227 What version of SimplePie did you use? I think SimplePie is the fastest RSS fetcher and it parses XML nicely. Have you activate the cache? Caching is a great feature that you have to activate to make your apps work lighter and faster. FYI, I store all data on a database. The fetcher sequent runs once an hour using crontab. It is more efficient than you run it live. Of course it will save your server resources and bandwidth. I fetch hundreds feeds and it works fine. For date, this is why I post this. Storing data in GMT/UTC is more flexible to adjust. By setting the timezone option (set to Asia/Jakarta) the date will be appeared correctly. :) What version of SimplePie did you use? I think SimplePie is the fastest RSS fetcher and it parses XML nicely. Have you activate the cache? Caching is a great feature that you have to activate to make your apps work lighter and faster.

FYI, I store all data on a database. The fetcher sequent runs once an hour using crontab. It is more efficient than you run it live. Of course it will save your server resources and bandwidth. I fetch hundreds feeds and it works fine.

For date, this is why I post this. Storing data in GMT/UTC is more flexible to adjust. By setting the timezone option (set to Asia/Jakarta) the date will be appeared correctly. :)

]]> By: mawi wijna http://muhammad.zamroni.net/get-gmt-utc-date-from-rss-using-simplepie.html/comment-page-1#comment-225 mawi wijna Wed, 09 Sep 2009 14:13:58 +0000 http://muhammad.zamroni.net/?p=81#comment-225 It's nice to using SimplePie to make a custom RSS Fetcher. But unfortunately I have some bad experience with SimplePie, especially long running time to merge, sort and process entire RSS. It's not happen in localhost, but happen in real server. As for date, we the blog owner must be aware for the datestamp in pubDate tag that provided by RSS engine. In Indonesia, do not forget to add +0700 in the end of date, for example Wed, 09 Sep 2009 00:37:45 +0700 . It’s nice to using SimplePie to make a custom RSS Fetcher. But unfortunately I have some bad experience with SimplePie, especially long running time to merge, sort and process entire RSS. It’s not happen in localhost, but happen in real server. As for date, we the blog owner must be aware for the datestamp in pubDate tag that provided by RSS engine. In Indonesia, do not forget to add +0700 in the end of date, for example Wed, 09 Sep 2009 00:37:45 +0700 .

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