The argotic from quppa

The Argotic Syndication Framework was originally created by Brian Kuhn in 2007. Argotic is one of the most powerful and extensible web content syndication frameworks available to .NET developers, supporting RSS, ATOM, OPML, APML, RSD and BlogML. The project had become dormant, but has been brought back to life by endjin, as Argotic is used to produce the Azure Weekly Newsletter and Power BI Weekly Newsletter.

The project has been updated to .NET Standard 2.0. The source code is in the process of being cleaned up and updated to support the latest C# / .NET idioms. Updated NuGet packages will be published shortly.

See the wiki for detailed documentation.

ar·got·ic (ahr-got-ik) A specialized idiomatic vocabulary peculiar to a particular class or group of people.

Licenses

Argotic Syndication Framework is available under the Apache 2.0 open source license.

For any licensing questions, please email [email protected]

Project Sponsor

This project is sponsored by endjin, a UK based Microsoft Gold Partner for Cloud Platform, Data Platform, Data Analytics, DevOps, a Power BI Partner, and .NET Foundation Corporate Sponsor.

We help small teams achieve big things.

For more information about our products and services, or for commercial support of this project, please contact us.

We produce two free weekly newsletters; Azure Weekly for all things about the Microsoft Azure Platform, and Power BI Weekly.

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Code of conduct

This project has adopted a code of conduct adapted from the Contributor Covenant to clarify expected behavior in our community. This code of conduct has been adopted by many other projects. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact [email protected] with any additional questions or comments.

IP Maturity Matrix (IMM)

The IP Maturity Matrix is endjin's IP quality framework; it defines a configurable set of rules, which are committed into the root of a repo, and a Azure Function HttpTrigger which can evaluate the ruleset, and render an svg badge for display in repo's readme.md.

This approach is based on our 10+ years experience of delivering complex, high performance, bleeding-edge projects, and due diligence assessments of 3rd party systems. For detailed information about the ruleset see the IP Maturity Matrix repo.