RSS Feed

Short answer: A RedwoodJS app does not need an extra server to publish a feed. Generate a serverless function on the API side, ...

Short answer: You can serve an RSS feed from a Google Cloud function with about sixty lines of Node.js. Write an HTTP function ...

Short answer: Airtable cannot publish an RSS feed on its own, but its REST API can supply the rows. Read the rows of a table th...

Short answer: DatoCMS does not create an RSS feed for your website, but its GraphQL Content Delivery API returns everything a f...

Short answer: Prismic does not publish an RSS feed for your site, but its content API gives you everything a feed needs. Query ...

Short answer: Storyblok does not publish an RSS feed for you, but its Content Delivery API gives you everything a feed needs. R...

Short answer: In Appwrite, an RSS feed can be a function with a public domain. The function reads the newest published document...

Short answer: You can build an RSS feed with a plain Bash script. Keep each post as a Markdown file with a few front matter lin...

Short answer: With Google Apps Script you can turn a Google Sheet into an RSS feed without a server. Write a doGet function tha...

Short answer: In a Jester application written in Nim, an RSS feed is one route that returns an XML string. Describe your posts ...

Short answer: In a LoopBack 4 application, an RSS feed is a controller method that returns XML instead of JSON. Inject the resp...

Short answer: In a Sails.js application, an RSS feed is one route that points to an action returning XML. Add the route to the ...