Searching for niche content? Feedle’s dedicated blog and podcast search engine finds exactly what you need and creates an RSS feed just for you. https://feedle.world #blogging #rss
Looking for some #goodnews? We have you covered! Good News is a special Feedle collection of stories of hope and progress: https://feedle.world/good-news. Of course, it comes with its own dedicated #RSS feed that anyone can subscribe to
My blog has an RSS feed, and it's going to be very active starting next week as I begin my first thru-hike! Would love to have you follow along with my adventures:
https://seasonsofjason.com/rss/
My RSS feed has the FULL content of each blog, not snippets!
You can also subscribe via email at this page:
https://seasonsofjason.com/#/portal/
So...
How does one use RSS?
Do I need to download a program, or is it a browser extension, or what?
RSS in Mastodon
RSS integration in MastodonOne of Mastodon’s features you might not be aware of is the native RSS integration which is very easy to use, in this comic we see how.
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Hash: Did you know Mastodon has native RSS integration?
Hash: It’s as simple as to take the profile’s URL
Hash: And add .rss at the end
Hash: For example let’s take the URL https://mastodon.social/@thefunnypages and add .rss to it so is https://mastodon.social/@thefunnypages.rss
Hash: Look for that new URL in your favorite RSS reader
Hash: And presto! now you can follow that profile from the RSS reader
I hope this has been of use and if you want to support the comics
Anyone seen a recent comparison of #RSS services? Specifically looking at #Inoreader, #Feedbin, #NewsBlur and #Feedly.
da es wieder mal ein monatsanfang ist, habe ich die links und die #RSS-feed-aggregationen auf meinen fachinformationsseiten geprüft. (ein beispiel für die anwendung der RSS-feeds: https://www.ulb.uni-muenster.de/recherche/fach/rom/aktuell.html#nachrichtenromanistik.) #fachinformation #housekeeping #fachreferatsfreitag
Looking for some #goodnews? We have you covered! Good News is a special Feedle collection of stories of hope and progress: https://feedle.world/good-news. Of course, it comes with its own dedicated #RSS feed that anyone can subscribe to
I hadn't heard of it before, but it turns out there's a style format called XSLT that allows the browser to translate an XML file into HTML with CSS styling for display purposes.
Since my feed is Atom rather than RSS, I had a bit of trouble, but this post was helpful:
I figured out how to get my RSS feed to be human-readable and nice-looking!
I'd been wanting to do this to give people who aren't familiar with RSS an easier on-ramp to the stuff I care about.
I figure if someone new to RSS clicks on the link and just gets raw XML, they might think something is “broken” and not stick around, but now there's something human-readable and with instructions on how to follow it in a reader.
RSS Podcast Feed Inefficiency - Climate cost of handling feeds ineptly... #RSS #podcast #FrugalComputing #LowCarbonComputing #greenSoftware - https://www.earth.org.uk/RSS-efficiency.html
Mir ist gerade ein gewaltiger Nachteil in den Sinn gekommen, Mastodon-Profile per RSS zu abonnieren: Tröts, die nur für Follower gepostet werden, bekomme ich über die Feeds niemals zu Gesicht. Tja. Schade. Dann wird das mit RSS wohl doch nichts.
Looking for some #goodnews? We have you covered! Good News is a special Feedle collection of stories of hope and progress: https://feedle.world/good-news. Of course, it comes with its own dedicated #RSS feed that anyone can subscribe to
Here's a thought experiment that I posted some ideas about in Mastodon a while back and now got into writing more thoughts down to my blog.
How about creating a shared RSS reader instance with feeds like release notes, announcement, news and blog posts related to your project and having team members subscribe to it (and contribute with new sources)?
https://hamatti.org/posts/shared-rss-subscriptions-for-software-team/
@themossygreen @blogdiva
#Flipboard has a ton of accounts right here on Mastodon, for example @npr. I also found @birb which lets you add any #RSS feed as an account to follow on Mastodon. I'm sure there are other ways. #RSSFeed