Tag: rss
re: I turned my RSS feeds into an e-ink newspaper to stop reading on my phone
Automatically sending new RSS feed entries to my Xteink X4
WebSub
WebSub is one of those underrated technologies that quietly work in the background of the web and that I appreciate quite a bit. It's not super hard to implement and at least in my experience it is super fast as well. (I think) WordPress has it by default, many of the feed-reading services use it...
Enhancing FreshRSS with rssCloud Support
I've been using FreshRSS for a while as a backend for NetNewsWire and decided to finally create an extension to add rssCloud support. This not only does what you'd expect: subscribe to feeds that support rssCloud elements. But it also supports subscribing via HTTPS when port 443 or the protocol "https-post" are specified. It even...
Notes for August 2, 2026
Doesn't everyone have a stockpile of old mason jars? I <3 RSS, MySpace mobile nostalgia, a thing on UFOs, smart glasses are garbage, and Ohio is not very kinky
Nya svenska instanser i den sociala webben
Två nya svenska instanser i den sociala webben har dykt upp med programvaror som inte är alltför vanliga i den svenska delen av Fediversum.
I built an RSS reader that doesn't keep your data
Designing a listen later pipeline
I've had this long, long running relationship with bookmarking and read it later services. I'll commit to one, excited about whatever feature set it offers and then, without fail, my list grows and grows and grows and grows. I archive things to reset, repeat and then move to a different service. The only thing that's ever worked has been listening to articles as audio when I have a spare moment. Sometimes it's background noise but, generally, I absorb things better as audio.
rssCloud Server 4.0 Now Supports WebSub Notifications
The rssCloud Server now features WebSub support, an alternative protocol for notifying subscribers of real-time updates. Following Dave Jones' 2020 suggestion, the integration allows compatibility between rssCloud and WebSub, enabling apps to use either protocol for publishing and subscribing to RSS feeds seamlessly.
das wichtige schwimmt
leider hört sich „importance floats“ nicht halb so gut an wie „sorrow floats“.
blogdings 2004 und jetzt
berichte über den tod des offenen webs sind stark übertrieben.
bubbles und rivers, blogdings und auffindbarkeit
die ATmosphere, das fediverse, fühlen sich gerade ungeheuer lebendig und dynamisch an, überall poppen interessante dinge auf. gute zeiten zum ins internet schreiben gerade.
One for the Adapters Box
an easy way to move from Bluesky to RSS, and why that matters to me
google reader v3, ohne google, verteilt
wenn ich potenzial sehe, sehe ich potenzial.
Simple Anti-FOMO RSS-Reader
Feeds: a Minimal RSS Aggregator and Client
There are many like it, but this one is mine
Terry Godier: "The Boring Internet"
Moving Feed Discovery to /.well-known
Remove the guesswork from feed discovery.
Enhanced Feeds with Byline Data
One must keep the feeds in order.
Consider this Ethical Publishing Stack and Workflow for your Site, Blog, or Newsletter
This article originally appeared on The Fulcrum. I published an article on Symfony Station (now sunset) years ago, titled Need a Writing Stack and Workflow for a Tech Newsletter or Blog?. It did not concern Symfony or PHP directly. However, it was still related. We wanted to be the best source for news on the...
'One Month In'
How things are going.
Spring Website Updates
Some fun updates I've made to my personal website
Filtered Feeds
Feeds are now separated in All, Featured, and Linked.
'You Can Absolutely Have an RSS Dependent Website in 2026'
I am also a bit of an expert in strategies that involve no ads, no sponsors, and no monetisation.
Introducing Gobbler
A web-based RSS reader for humans and an RSS aggregator for third-party clients.
RSSリーダーTUIのBullettyが良さげかも
Rust製RSSリーダーTUIのBullettyの紹介です。
The BBC's RSS Feed
The infuriating case of an incrementing GUID.
PC Gamer Recommends RSS Readers in a 37MB Article That Just Keeps Downloading
No sense of irony.
Making RSS Discoverable is Hard
A good idea, badly executed.
Paul Osmon: "Building the Web"
RSS support & my blog
My blog now supports RSS
RSS, Syndication, and the Future of the Web
Standard.site: the Publishing Gateway
Another deep exploration into ATProto and implementing lexicons
ATProto, POSSE, and Personal Sites
My little weekend experiment to bring micro updates to my personal site
llm-txt.fun
LLM-TXT provides tools to generate files from Farcaster, Bluesky, RSS feeds, and Git repos, building on my earlier llm-fid project.
llm-txt.fun
LLM-TXT provides tools to generate files from Farcaster, Bluesky, RSS feeds, and Git repos, building on my earlier llm-fid project.
2026, the Future of this Website, and the Web Itself
A small reflection and set of plans for making a ripple in a big lake
Alcove: An RSS Reader for the Open Web
Pushing forward the consumption of content without the invasion of privacy
Tim Berners-Lee: Podcasts, AI, and the Future of the Web
Taking Claude Code on the web for a spin
First steps with Claude Code for Web
My app stack
Here's a list of all the software I usually use at home.
My app stack
Here's a list of all the software I usually use at home.
Introducing Podcast TUI
An open-source, cross-platform Terminal User Interface (TUI) for podcast management built with Rust
Recommended RSS readers
RSS has been my preferred way to read content on the web for over a decade now (RIP Google Reader). It's a clean, efficient and simple way to curate your own news and content from across the web.
Resurrect the Old Web
Let's go back to when social media was about people
Making an RSS Feed for a Nuxt Website
Tutorial: Ativando notificações de uma conta do Bluesky
Receba postagens do Bluesky via RSS
How to Stay Up to Date in Svelte
Curate your own newspaper with RSS
"In a media landscape dominated by algorithmic feeds that aim to manipulate and extract, sometimes the most radical thing you can do is choose to read what you want, when you want, without anyone watching over your shoulder." Molly White has been using RSS for over a decade and would like you to join her...