Google AJAX Feed API

I'll start the year by showing you how to add a simple feed reader to your page.
For my demo, I decided to use the feed from the "official" Apex Blog Aggregator.

Using Google AJAX Feed API, you can easily load and parse feeds. Using Google Visualization API, you can easily display the information in a datagrid.



For more information, consult my online demo of the Google AJAX Feed API in Oracle APEX.

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