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RSS Is Awesome

https://evanverma.com/rss-is-awesome
67•edverma2•2h ago

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k2enemy•1h ago
Boy do I feel old if a short, low content PSA about the existence of RSS is considered "hacker news."
rufus_foreman•1h ago
You're one of today's unlucky 10,000.
senectus1•1h ago
I mean.. it shouldn't be controversial.. but people keep claiming rss is dead.

not in my world it aint.

nntwozz•48m ago
Podcasts needs an RSS feed, that about sums it up how not dead it is.
user3939382•1h ago
RSS is the antidote to algorithm feeds. I’m glad for any mention of it. 90% of the tools users need were built 1970-2000 including RSS.
netule•1h ago
Not only that, but an ad for their mobile app. Pretty low quality content.
al_borland•50m ago
It’s not their app. NetNewsWire is developed by Brent Simmons and has been around for over 20 years. It’s free and open source. Last I saw, he didn’t even accept donations.
01HNNWZ0MV43FF•1h ago
Seen this? https://microformats.org/wiki/h-feed
skeptrune•1h ago
Ironically just told the founder of my company that it was mission critical our blog had RSS. He had never used it before somehow and didn't know why it would be a big deal lol.
surprisetalk•1h ago
Amen! If you're looking to fill out your RSS reader, I maintain a directory of tech blogs (ctrl+f "feed" for rss links):

[0] https://blogs.hn

Other good directories:

[1] https://ooh.directory/

[2] https://blogroll.org/

colesantiago•53m ago
> RSS is really simple, so it is still very well supported. Notably, all substack publications automatically have an RSS feed included at https://{{substack-domain}}/feed .

I wonder how long that will last until Substack closes it, I have never seen an RSS feed where the author is able to make it sustainable for them to make money from it.

msgodel•50m ago
Substack seems to have done an incredible job allowing people to monetize their blogs. Maybe Substack themselves aren't profitable but the authors certainly seem to be doing well.

As someone who's subscribed to a lot of substacks the thing that brought me there was the availability of asynchronous reading (mail, rss newsletters.) I'm sure I'm not alone in disliking the actual site itself.

Defletter•35m ago
The only complaint I have about RSS is that it seems antagonistic to edits. It's not usual that, when refreshing my podcast RSS feed, there are multiple versions of the same episodes because they made some edit somewhere in the title or description, etc. I've had five versions of the same episode before. I feel like we should have the technology to fix this by now :P
lwhsiao•33m ago
We do. Atom feeds have an updated field for this. But, it's up to whoever is generating the feed to know how to handle their metadata.
vhcr•20m ago
That's what the guid / id field is for.
throw0101a•20m ago
No love for Atom?

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atom_(web_standard)

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