Static Feeds

A static feed is an RSS or Atom file that a scheduled script generates and a web server delivers like any other file. It suits sites that cannot add routes or plugins, such as shared hosting, legacy systems and projects with data in a database or spreadsheet. This tag collects guides on building, scheduling and monitoring generated feeds. Articles explain escaping, stable identifiers, dates, atomic file replacement and cron pitfalls. They also show how to connect a static feed to social media so that new items are shared automatically. The advice fits developers and administrators who need a feed without changing the application.