Open Source: Easy iOS RSS and Atom Feed Parser Library

Recently I posted about a great tutorial on making an iOS RSS reader.  That tutorial used the Gdata feed parse, but I just found out about an interesting library that looks like  simpler alternative.  The tutorial does a great job of explaining how to set up Gdata for RSS feeds, but things are simpler with this specialized RSS and Atom feed parsing library.

The library is known as MWFeedParser, and what makes it different is that MWFeedParser is designed specifically for Atom and RSS feeds returning different elements of the feed as specific Cocoa objects for easy manipulation in your program.

The project is from Michael Waterfall and the Github repository can be found here:
https://github.com/mwaterfall

Looks like a great alternative for those looking to use RSS feed data within their apps.

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