2 months ago
- Matthias Pfefferle at Automattic built a substantial bridge between WordPress and RSS.chat, marking a potential moment for RSS as a social web protocol.
- The author stresses the web's nature of small pieces loosely joined and replaceable parts, with this event echoing the pre-Twitter web.
- RSS 2.0 is being used with new extensions, including one suggested by Claude, demonstrating RSS's extensibility and its first upgrade in a long time.
- The author believes RSS is still alive and picking up where it left off in 2006, after being buried by BigCo.
- Claude enables very fast development, and the author feels his career is just getting started again.
- The author encourages readers to sign up for the nightly email newsletter, which includes all content from the previous day.