@wq has got the best feed page design on their website runtimeterror.dev that have ever seen. Honestly I didn't know you could design an atom feed page!
https://runtimeterror.dev/feed.xml
Please websites, do this more!
@wq has got the best feed page design on their website runtimeterror.dev that have ever seen. Honestly I didn't know you could design an atom feed page!
https://runtimeterror.dev/feed.xml
Please websites, do this more!
TiddlyWiki mi amor: sindicación Atom
Había omitido compartir esta entrada a mi gemlog, que continúa un hilo sobre razones por las que amo a TiddlyWiki.
@caleb Tu consulta se convirtió en un reto exprés (gracias, en serio).
Aunque la suscripción únicamente la tenía lista para el protocolo gemini, ahora también está disponible para HTTP, como atom, desde el menú superior, o el de hamburguesa si estás en un teléfono.
Y esto seguro derivará en un nuevo tramo para el hilo "TiddlyWiki, mi amor".
ActivityPub outboxes are the new RSS / Atom / WebFeed.
You can just read from them to get a JSON feed of someone's posts.
I.e., you do NOT have to implement the full suite of Fediverse protocols, or Follow, or run your own server, or anything else to get someone's posts on the Fediverse — just read from their outbox.
#ActivityPub #ActivityStreams #AtomFeed #AtomFormat #DeSe #FediDev #FediDevs #Fediverse #JSON #OpenSocial #RSS #SocialWeb
Question on Atom feeds:
I understand that if I have two feeds with overlapping sets of entries (ex: a main feed and a category feed), the common entries must have the same ID in both feeds.
But what if I have two feeds with different forms of the same set of articles? Like a full-text feed and a summary feed? Should the full-text entry and summary-only entry for the same article share an Atom ID?
Put another way, does the unique ID identify the *canonical form *of the entry, or the feed's particular view of it?
(My specific use case at the moment: two feeds used to format the same articles as really-short summaries for Bluesky and as kinda-short summaries for Mastodon and company.)
The Fediverse's usage of rel-self in WebFinger, to point to an ActivityPub Activity file (application/activity+json), seem different than how Atom feeds uses rel-self.
The semantics seem different.
(I am assuming ActivityPub borrowed rel-self from Atom feeds.)