Radio UserLand for Developers - quick explanation of some basic concepts on how Radio UserLand creates HTML pages, and touches on macros Going crazy with macros - Initial demonstration of how you can write scripts in Radio UserLand's programming language (UserTalk) and include those scripts in text files to be rendered as HTML. UserTalk scripts that are used in this way are called "macros". Going even crazier with macros - Demonstrates a macro that can be called in any web page to add a 1-pixel spacer to the rendered page Going crazy with macros #3 - Demonstrates a macro that can display the XML Coffee Cup (an easy subscription icon for Radio UserLand) on any of your weblog pages Tweaking time/date stamp on weblog posts by Simon Fell viewRSSBox macro Jake Savin's category on macros (Jake works for UserLand) drawLeftLinks Macro - provides a list of links other than/in addition to those provided by the built-in nav macro. Macro by Garth Kidd for creating a list of category links Macro by Filip Salomonsson for international Radio users who want an English formatted date for their weblog posts viewFavoriteWeblogs macro by Dave Winer - can be included in your home page template to show weblogs that you have designated as favorites via the Weblogs.com interface in Radio UserLand. Also mentioned in Scripting News on February 20th and February 21st. Event Viewer macro by Dann Sheridan - retrieves the most recent events in recorded by Radio and puts it in an rFrame to be updated based on the interval you specify rFrame macro by Dann Sheridan - allows you to create an inline frame that refreshes at a specific interval you set. Example shows you how to use it to call the weblogUpdates web service. Favorites macro by Jeff Cheney - returns n favorites in order from the most recently updated to the least recently updated. This is a modified version of the myFavoriteWeblogs example from the DIY Web Services tutorial by Dave Winer.