Next.js

Articles under this tag help developers running a Next.js site figure out whether they have a working RSS feed, since Next.js doesn't generate one automatically the way a traditional CMS does. You'll find practical guidance for both the App Router and Pages Router, including route handler examples, common libraries for building valid RSS XML, and the caching/revalidation pitfalls that can leave a feed stuck on stale content. The end goal in each article is the same: get a valid, auto-updating feed URL that a tool like PostRSS can reliably poll and use to auto-post new content to social media. This tag is for developers, not marketers, so expect code snippets alongside the explanations.
Does Your React or Next.js Site Have an RSS Feed? How to Add One for Auto-Posting
Updated: 2026-09-07

WordPress spits out an RSS feed the moment you install it. Ghost has one built in. Even a barebones Jekyll or Hugo site generat...

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