Detta är min alldeles högst personliga blogg där jag skriver om än det ena än det andra.
Ibland skriver jag ofta(re) ibland väldigt sällan. Jag skriver delvis säsongsbetonat då jag är ett stort Formel 1-fan och delvis om mitt jobb/hobby som programmerare. Mer om mig hittar du 
Some minor updates
I have done some minor updates to the blog.
First a grid view for the Flickr "module" that shows 4 thumbnails at the time in a 2x2 pattern.
Now the document title updates when you navigate through archives, tags etc etc. It should also help the search engines a bit.
In the backend I switched from my own RSS reader to lastRSS simply because it's small and easy to use (and I'm also lazy). At the same time I added the description when reading the RSS feeds.
Oh yeah, did a simple logo too. I'm certainly no AD or anything like that but I think it fits quite nicely.
First a grid view for the Flickr "module" that shows 4 thumbnails at the time in a 2x2 pattern.
Now the document title updates when you navigate through archives, tags etc etc. It should also help the search engines a bit.
In the backend I switched from my own RSS reader to lastRSS simply because it's small and easy to use (and I'm also lazy). At the same time I added the description when reading the RSS feeds.
Oh yeah, did a simple logo too. I'm certainly no AD or anything like that but I think it fits quite nicely.
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Anyways, if you're so inclined, we have a live demo of the latest release version, as well as demos of Ajaxified Last.fm and Delicious sidebars. We've tried to make it ridiculously simple to use, meanwhile taking on parsers like MagpieRSS in terms of features, better feed support, and overall ease-of-use.
The simplest use would be something like:
$feed = new SimplePie($url, $cache_folder);
echo '<ul>';
foreach($feed->get_items() as $item) {
echo '<li><a href="' . $item->get_permalink() . '">' . $item->get_title() . '</a></li>';
}
echo '</ul>';
When you start running into problems with lastRSS, take a look at SimplePie. It's well documented, well supported, under active development, and we listen to our users. ;)
SimplePie do sound interesting and I think I'll check it out.