!Instead of catching up, my feed reader behaves more like opening a book."

Here is Jeremy's feedback on RSS feed reader.

From Lucy Bellwood:

I have a richer picture of the group of people in my feed reader than I did of the people I regularly interacted with on social media platforms like Instagram.

You can single-handedly disenshittify your experience of virtually the entire web, just by switching to RSS, traveling back in time to the days when Facebook and Twitter were more interested in showing you the things you asked to see, rather than the ads and boosted content someone else would pay to cram into your eyeballs.

Because blogs are much quieter than social media, there’s also the ability to switch off that awareness that Someone Is Always Watching.

In the end, social media (Mastodon) best's algorithm is when the only algorithm at work in my feed reader— or on Mastodon—is good old-fashioned serendipity, when posts just happened to rhyme or resonate.

RSS is a way to avoid enshittification

How the author evolved about getting news and updates.
First from social media, then from a curated list on Reddit.
To multiple RSS readers (Feeder, Miniflux) to Yarr.

They share their feeds in the post too :)

• community
• user agency
• interoperability tests
• best practices for feeds
• browser integration
• authenticated feeds
• publisher engagement

Render an RSS feed as a blog

An RSS feed validator

An example of a minimalistic RSS feed reader: Headline.

It uses Go and sqlite under the hood.

The author stated that it is feature complete, so yup :)
They published a rationale for the project, that is interesting https://github.com/nkanaev/yarr/blob/master/doc/rationale.txt

A choice between Miniglux and Yarr to consume informations.

An introduction to it and how the user consumes RSS feeds

How to apply css for RSS feeds

Find the RSS feeds available from the followed accounts