It's day 15 of #blogvent where I blog daily in December! Today I wrote about how I styled my RSS feed, thanks to some awesome resources provided by @genmon.org! cassidoo.co/post/prettif... - ThreadSky

cassidoo.co • 72 days ago

It's day 15 of #blogvent where I blog daily in December!

Today I wrote about how I styled my RSS feed, thanks to some awesome resources provided by @genmon.org!

https://cassidoo.co/post/prettify-rss/

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genmon.fyi•72 days ago

Awesome! If you’re able to tweak the HTTP headers it’ll work on iPhones too (instructions in the pretty-feed comments). Not all servers let you but it’s super handy if you can

waylonwalker.com•71 days ago

I had no idea this was a thing, apple always has special stuff doesn't it

brentter.com•72 days ago

Nice! You can also use that on your sitemap to make it more user friendly without affecting any of the bots that crawl it. Btw, your RSS feed has tags like in it that make it not validate. 8/10 times it'll still load in rss readers, just giving you a heads up though. W3C can be finicky

cassidoo.co•72 days ago

Huh I've never heard of folks having a problem with it. I'll noodle on how I can note that a post was updated.

hermanj.no•72 days ago

*gasp*

waylonwalker.com•71 days ago

love me some pretty rss, not sure how I don't have you in my reader, but you're there now.

johnonolan.bsky.social•68 days ago

What a great idea — we should do probably this by default in @ghost.org — we already do the same thing on XML sitemaps, but never thought about doing it for RSS feeds :)

justinjackson.ca•68 days ago

We style our RSS feeds at @transistor.fm as well:

https://feeds.transistor.fm/justin-jackson

cassidoo.co•68 days ago

Oh heck yeah, that would be such a nice offering and relatively easy win!

steren.fr•72 days ago

https://labs.steren.fr/atom.xml

"When you're a carpenter making a beautiful chest of drawers, you're not going to use a piece of plywood on the back, even though it faces the wall and nobody will ever see it. You'll know it's there, so you're going to use a beautiful piece of wood on the back." Steve Jobs

tuckerleg.bsky.social•68 days ago

This is amazing — been trying to learn more about building my own RSS feed in general.

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