The following steps are intended to let you create your own RSS Reader using Swift.

When you use Cloud Foundry to build Python based solutions like Django, you end up running into the issue of Python versions. By default Cloud Foundry, defaults the Python version to 2.7.11. Between version 2.7.11 and the latest 3.5.x,

RSS is a way to distribute content on your website or meta-tag assets and distribute them to various platforms like Apple News, iTunes, Flipboard, and scores of other similar platforms. This tutorial helps you build a RSS Parser using Python 3.

In one of the recent apps, I had to figure out a way to load images asynchronously from Firebase Storage. While there are a few components out there most of them had a quirk or two. After trying them, I decided to build what worked for me.

Django is a powerful python framework to rapidly create apps. This post provides you with a buildpack that will help you accelerate the Django framework installation on cloudfoundry.

Amongst, other things, Django as a powerful framework allows you to directly map your object-oriented models to a database table structures and in doing so also builds relationships in the backend. Let's explore object inheritance.

In the last tutorial, we learned about how to build a Python based RSS Parser. Continuing that conversation and building on that tutorial, let’s now look at parsing Namespaces and Namespace specific elements.