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The ability to publish and subscribe to feeds of content is a vital building block of the indieweb.

Contents 1 Existing Work 2 How-to 3 Future 3.1 Are Feeds Dying 3.2 Or Undead already 4 See Also

Existing Work

• ActivityStreams - an effort to create a schema for social feeds based on JSON and ATOM
• ATOM - an XML schema for publishing feeds
• PuSH - a protocol for publishing and subscribing to feeds in real time

How-to

• How_to_set_up_your_realtime_feed - lots of helpful information related to setting up and testing an ATOM+ActicityStreams+PuSH feed
• How to format content for feeds

Future

Are Feeds Dying

Feedburner APIs shut down on 2012-10-20 (per https://developers.google.com/feedburner/ ). See also: http://pleasedontkillfeedburner.com/

Is it time to deprecate feeds, or at least drop any federated social dependence on feeds?

With microformats2 h-entry, generic microformats2 parsers for Node and PHP is there any more need for bespoke XMLJSON feeds/formats when you can get any HTML page as JSON?

Or Undead already

See Also

• feed reader