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I have never touched this space, so I have no ideas of the complexity. I thought an RSS feed was just a text file. I don’t understand how you need a separate
by wodenokoto 2y ago
I have never touched this space, so I have no ideas of the complexity.
I thought an RSS feed was just a text file.
I don’t understand how you need a separate server. If you use a dynamic cms, then only the cms knows how to retrieve content. If you use a static website then your RSS files are static.
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- marginalia_nu 2y agoAs far as I understand it, this is for aggregating RSS feeds for consumption, not generating them.
- bdjsiqoocwk 2y agoWhy do you need to "aggregate" anything? You have 10 feeds, you hit refresh, the 10 display new content.
- reshlo 2y agoYou have 10 feeds. You have 2 devices. You hit refresh on one device. You read some articles. You go to your other device. You hit refresh. You see the same articles you’ve already read marked as unread, because this device doesn’t know what you read elsewhere.
- 7bit 2y agoAggregation may be useful to keep articles for the amount of time YOU decide. Blogs come and go and with it the articles. Or they move to different URLs and then are lost until you find them again.
- msephton 2y agoThe main reasons I aggregate are 1. Speed: feeds are refreshed on the server, so each client pulls down the aggregated feed instantly. 2. Sync: read/unread items are synchronised between clients/devices. Honestly, that's enough. But there are many other smaller gains, such as being able to filter articles (Mark as Read) based on keywords I'm not interested in.
- genter 2y agoSame reason why Dropbox isn't a replacement ftp server.