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Le dernier jalon franchi de cette merdification date de juin de cette année, où le nombre de requêtes par minute des flux Atom a été sévèrement réduit à 1 (UNE) requête. PAR MINUTE. Une putain de requête par minute pour récupérer des flux Atom. Vous êtes abonnés à 15 sous-Reddit ? Cela fera QUINZE MINUTES pour tous les récupérer, merci au revoir.
Bref. J’ai donc créé un script Python simple qui vous permet de récupérer les flux désirés, en respectant leur limitation ridicule. Tout est expliqué dans le readme.
Peut-être qu'il serait pertinent que chaque utilisateur contribue à la limitation d'une requête par minute afin que la communauté recrée elle-même les flux RSS ? Ce n'est qu'une course perdue d'avance, tant que Reddit essaie de fermer de plus en plus la plateforme.
The agent publish the news of the website daily.
An RSS cross posting service
Somewhere out there, someone wrote a really good blog post today. You'll probably never find it. Google won't show it to you. Social media buried it under engagement bait.
Bubbles tries to surface it. Community voting applied to thousands of personal, independent blogs, with identity and discussion routed through the Fediverse.
Hacker News and Lobste.rs have community voting figured out, but non-tech content gets drowned by the tech majority. Kagi Small Web curates thousands of personal sites, but has no community-driven ranking. Blog directories help you find blogs, not today's best blog post. Social platforms own the conversation. Mastodon is decentralized and ad-free, but you only see what the people you follow share. RSS is great, but solitary. There's no collective signal telling you what's worth reading today.
The boilerplate needed, the first metadata title, link, description and the many additional optional values.
Dates in RSS conform to RFC 882
Each RSS feed has items. Each feed can contain the entire content, unabridged, or a summary of the content and that it should be read on the site.
Atom is XML-based but is a little bit stricter and more finely specced than RSS.
JSON feed is the newest format discussed around. It has similarly.
RSS can be auto-discovered with the link tag in HTML.
Gotchas:
- use absolute URLs for media in the RSS feed. RSS Readers can be disconnected from the origianl domain.
- escape HTML entities in XML or use CDATA wrappers.
- Web-based RSS readers have CORS rules to follow. Setting an
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *is mandatory header on your XML/JSON files ensures these web-based clients don’t get blocked by security policies. - the readers have limited display
- validation via the W3C Feed Validation Service or the JSON Feed Validator.
Read the RSS 2.0 Specification, the Introduction to Atom, the RFC 4287: The atom syndication format or the JSON feed version 1.1 Explainer.
Calm the feeds
Rss feeds stehen im Footer im Bereich "Aktuelle Informationen". Warum nicht im <head> !?
Provide a channel URL on youtube and the service gives a RSS feed URL as response
and other tips on the notes https://lehollandaisvolant.net/?id=20260104133612
Make RSS from multiple sources that does not support them.
That's another way to generate RSS feeds from a source of content.
The project: https://crates.io/crates/mdbook-rss-feed
RSS feeds for arbitrary websites, using CSS selectors.
So the project generates RSS feeds and populate items in it from CSS selectors. It can definitely be useful.
Many feeds here for one website