Open Web
Portable formats, self-hosting, IndieWeb practices, and resilient distribution. This archive connects related guides across the broader editorial tracks.
Articles tagged Open Web.
IndieWeb Publishing with RSS: Own the Source, Share the Signal
Use a personal domain and RSS feed to publish from a durable home while distributing updates across the wider web.
Self-Hosted RSS Reader Guide: Control, Security, and Maintenance
Decide whether a self-hosted RSS reader fits your needs, then plan deployment, backups, updates, access, and feed refreshes responsibly.
RSS Automation with WebSub, Filters, and APIs
Design reliable feed automations using polling, conditional requests, WebSub notifications, filtering, deduplication, and safe delivery.
How to Organize RSS Feeds Without Creating Another Inbox
Build a practical folder, tag, and review system that keeps high-volume RSS reading useful instead of overwhelming.
How to Choose an RSS Reader That Fits Your Workflow
Compare web, desktop, mobile, and self-hosted RSS readers using the features that matter for daily reading and long-term portability.
RSS vs. Atom vs. JSON Feed: Which Format Should You Use?
Compare the three major feed formats, understand their tradeoffs, and choose a format that matches your publishing stack and audience.
What Is RSS? A Beginner’s Guide to Following the Web
Learn how RSS feeds work, why they remain useful, and how to build a calm, direct reading habit without algorithmic timelines.
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