3rd March 2020 at 08:48
Andy Bell shares his RSS feed of liked articles and introduces his web development work, including Set Studio and Piccalilli.
Andy Bell shares his RSS feed of liked articles and introduces his web development work, including Set Studio and Piccalilli.
Andy Bell announces a live coding stream focused on building RSS features for the new Piccalilli front-end development site.
A developer's monthly update covering open source projects like aerc email client, RISC-V musl libc port, and tools for decentralized blogging.
The author announces new features for their blog: an RSS feed and a tagging system to help readers browse articles more easily.
A developer introduces an open-source, community-driven RSS aggregation platform to help readers discover quality blog content and creators share their work.
A guide to creating a custom, automated RSS reading pipeline using IFTTT and Pocket to save blog posts for later.
A technical guide on implementing RSS and Atom feeds within ASP.NET MVC applications, covering formats, structure, and best practices.
A developer's search for a self-hosted RSS reader replacement after Google Reader's shutdown, focusing on workflow efficiency and cross-device sync.
A curated list of interesting and useful web tools, resources, and discoveries for developers and tech enthusiasts.
A developer automates finding cheap home goods by building a Gumtree scraper and RSS feed generator using Clojure.
A guide to using RSS feeds and del.icio.us tags to track content and discussions related to Oracle Business Intelligence (OBIEE).
A tutorial on building a simple RSS reader using .NET's SyndicationFeed class and WPF for a graphical interface.
The author details recent updates to their tech blog, including new RSS feeds, site navigation improvements, and integrating Twitter.
A developer's first blog post about creating custom blog software using PHP and a personal framework, with plans for future features.
A guide on adding an RSS feed to a NextJS blog to improve content syndication, discoverability, and SEO using the 'rss' npm library.