RSS feeds allow people to easily keep track of updates to their favorite websites. Say that you have 50 websites that you check every day for updates. What if instead of going to each of those individual websites, you can simply load your RSS reader and see which websites have been updated at a glance.

To use RSS feeds you will need an RSS reader. Here are two pages that list many different readers: http://blogspace.com/rss/readers and http://allrss.com/rssreaders.html. My favorite reader is Bloglines which is a web based reader that allows me to view my RSS feeds at any computer with a web connection.

The new beta.mapleprimes.com has a brand new membership system. If you have an existing MaplePrimes EMP account or a Maplesoft.com account, you will need to sign up again. Registration is easy, you only have to pick a username and tell the site your e-mail address. Everything else is optional. So please sign up.

Please use this forum to post any problems that you have with this website. Please also add any suggestions that you have as well. This forum is moderated by Will.

MaplePrimes is a place that allows you to do many things. A question that people may wonder is, “how do I start?

Within MaplePrimes, you will have the ability to post applications, exchange applications, etc. The primary difference between MaplePrimes and the Application Center is really about quality levels. For the Application Center, there is a review process an some editorial interaction with the author before it is published and ultimately, Maplesoft makes the decision. Within MaplePrimes, your application, its quality, and all other elements of it, are your responsibility. Some may want to only show their best polished work while others may wish to solicit comments on incomplete works to assist in development.