I feel like I missed this part of internet school.
It stands for Real Simple Syndicate. It’s just an XML file that allows people of other websites to propagate indo provided by another.
Lots of websites (news, blogs, etc) have an “RSS” page which is automatically updated every time they make a new post. People have RSS apps, which scan all the RSS pages they’re subscribed to, and can quickly in one place see all the new posts they’re interested in.
Me personally, I have an RSS app that tells me anytime Winehq, This Week in KDE, and Frame.work make a new post
RSS, is a fantastic thing, which makes it very easy to keep track of updates, news, blog posts, etc… for hundreds of things at the same time… in an easily consumable method.
IMO-
Feedly, is one of the better PAID apps.
FreshRSS is a great self-hosted alternative. This is what I use.
FreshRSS Can this be integrated into a hosted website?
Sure, I’m sure it would squeeze into an iframe just fine.
Going to plug inoreader. Feedly has IMO lost its way, they’re way too focused on selling thousand dollar annual “AI” powered monitoring solutions.
I stopped using it years back, and went to freshrss, when I wanted the simple feature of ignoring certain articles based on the title. But, when I did use it, it did work decently enough.
