How can I pull the posts of one blogger(written on his wordpress blog) to my site without installing the wordpress on my site? What are requirements and limitations of doing that?
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How can I pull the posts of one blogger(written on his wordpress blog) to my site without installing the wordpress on my site? What are requirements and limitations of doing that?
There are a couple ways to use wordpress as a CMS only, without actually using it as your site or to expose content for use on another site.
RSS feeds as noted in another answer is good for read-only access to posts. To interact with content you’ll need another solution.
You can enable XML-RPC in wordpress and use a library like php xmlrpc to connect and pull post data. However, XML-RPC is limited out of the box and mostly geared towards publishing to wordpress, not pulling out stuff.
The most flexible solutions is a REST plugin for wordpress that expose your posts via restful API. Check out:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/json-api/
One limitation is you’ll obvioiusly not have some of the wordpress-as-a-website-building-tool plugin functionality available on the non-wordpress site.