📝 For the love of feeds

I love RSS feeds. I have a reader on my phone (Feeder) and one on my laptop (NetNewsWire). I find it the perfect way to keep up with my blogroll reading list. Imagine my horror, then, when I discovered that my own blog had the RSS feed turned off. 😱 It took a while to get the feed icon and the inline images to show up properly, but with the help of my AI sidekick we eventually figured it out.

My own feeds

My site doesn’t surface the feed variety very well yet, so here’s the list:

DescriptionFeed URL
All posts + noteshttps://tracyatteberry.com/index.xml
Posts onlyhttps://tracyatteberry.com/posts/index.xml
Notes onlyhttps://tracyatteberry.com/notes/index.xml
Portfoliohttps://tracyatteberry.com/portfolio/index.xml
By tag (e.g. “AI”)https://tracyatteberry.com/tags/ai/index.xml

Feeds I follow

In case you’re wondering what my feed looks like, here it is:

BlogSite URLRSS URL
byroot’s bloghttps://byroot.github.io/https://byroot.github.io/feed.xml
Creative Midlife Mayhemhttps://satteberry.substack.com/https://satteberry.substack.com/feed
DevBlog by Zil Norvilishttps://norvilis.com/https://norvilis.com/feed.xml
ElixirStatushttps://elixirstatus.com/https://elixirstatus.com/rss
Julia Evanshttps://jvns.ca/https://jvns.ca/atom.xml
RubyStack Newshttps://rubystacknews.com/https://rubystacknews.com/feed/
seangoedecke.comhttps://seangoedecke.com/https://www.seangoedecke.com/rss.xml
Simon Willisonhttp://simonwillison.net/https://simonwillison.net/atom/everything/
Towards Data Sciencehttps://towardsdatascience.com/https://towardsdatascience.com/feed/
Tracy Atteberryhttps://tracyatteberry.com/https://tracyatteberry.com/index.xml