📡 RSS Feeds
Subscribe to our blog to get the latest AI programming tutorials, project examples and tech insights
🎯 Feed Sources
We offer feeds in multiple formats. Choose the one that works best with your RSS reader:
📖 What is RSS?
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a web content syndication format. By subscribing to RSS feeds, you can:
- ✅ Read updates from multiple websites in one place
- ✅ Get the latest content without frequently visiting websites
- ✅ Read articles at your own pace
- ✅ Never miss important updates
🛠️ How to Use RSS?
Step 1: Choose an RSS Reader
Desktop
- NetNewsWire (macOS/iOS) - Free, open-source, clean interface
- Feedly - Cross-platform, feature-rich
- Inoreader - Advanced filtering and rules
- NewsBlur - Open-source, social features
Mobile
Browser Extensions
- Feedbro - Firefox/Chrome
- RSS Feed Reader - Chrome
Step 2: Add a Feed
- Copy a feed link from the table above
- In your RSS reader, select "Add Feed" or "Add Subscription"
- Paste the link and confirm
- Start reading!
💡 Tips
- RSS 2.0 - Most widely supported, works with most readers
- Atom 1.0 - More standardized, richer metadata
- JSON Feed - Newest format, ideal for modern apps
🔔 Other Ways to Follow
Besides RSS, you can also follow us through:
❓ FAQ
Are RSS readers free?
Most RSS readers offer a free tier with enough features for daily use. Paid versions typically provide advanced features like full-text search and automation rules.
How often is the feed updated?
The feed updates automatically when we publish new articles. Most RSS readers check for updates every 15-60 minutes.
Can I subscribe to specific topics only?
Currently we offer a feed for all blog posts. If you're interested in specific topics, you can use the filtering features in your RSS reader.