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They provide feeds, but don't show a link anywhere on the UI (which is strange). [1]: https://help.medium.com/hc/en-us/articles/214874118-RSS-feeds https://hel

• gboudrias 9y ago
  Not that strange, every site on which I've looked for it has RSS/atom feeds where relevant, but hide them (eg this, github, etc). Interestingly enough, Firefox has a "feeds" section when looking at page info, which will show RSS feeds included in the meta tags (which they all seem to be). So really, I've never stopped using RSS, not sure how to go "back" to it. I understand the whole thing with Twitter killing it but as a dev I use RSS as todo lists and that still works wonders.
  • thinkloop 9y ago
    > I use RSS as todo lists and that still works wonders How as todo lists?
    • gboudrias 9y ago
      Mostly versions of projects too small to notify you by email (but still important enough to keep up to date). Edit: To elaborate, gitlab and github have RSS feeds of tags, which devs use as releases. New tag = new release = another item in my RSS feed. Which means there's something for me to do.