Around the time I began making my site, I was looking for a host to merge 2 feeds together to be used on “feed2js.” Feed2js is a javascript code that displays RSS feeds based on your CSS customizations. This left me in a pickle, I not only had to merge two feeds together, but I also had to make sure that the site was feed merging site was up and running, as well as the fee2js site. If one of the sites went down then everything went bonkers. FeedBlendr instead intergrates everything into one site. They even host the Javascript code for you so you don’t have to run around searching for it. Unlike feed2js, they don’t have a generator for CSS styles so your basically will have to write everything from scratch. I tested FeedBldendr with 2 AOL Message Boards RSS, those feeds are pretty buggy in itself but they do work from the site.  FeedBlendr instead got confused and spit out one entry instead of the whole list of entries that were supposed to displayed. However, FeedBlendr worked much better when using Mashable and TechCrunch’s feeds.

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