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Introduction to Atom (validator.w3.org)
drob518 25 minutes ago [-]
Well, that’s a blast from the past.
mplanchard 4 hours ago [-]
I hand-rolled an atom feed for my statically generated blog. It’s a reasonable, easy format to work with.
intrasight 4 hours ago [-]
First iteration of Google's APIs were atom. I do miss XML.
abustamam 1 hours ago [-]
One of the API providers I use at work returns responses in XML and we use an XML parser to parse it to JSON and even then it's not perfect.

What do you like about XML? I feel like I'm missing something.

perrohunter 4 hours ago [-]
what is old is new again?
hnlmorg 4 hours ago [-]
No, this is just old.

Pity though. RSS / Atom was a fantastic concept and it’s a real pity big tech killed them off.

rambambram 3 hours ago [-]
Nothing is killed. It still exists, it's an open protocol after all. And I choose to use it, it's pretty fun to calmly follow around 2000 feeds from - mostly - blogs from HN. And cars... I need my car blogs.
geodel 3 hours ago [-]
Agreed. That nowadays people or even big companies find it outside their core competency to host their blog, have atom/RSS feeds is not because big tech killing it.
bawolff 41 minutes ago [-]
Meh. Big tech didnt kill it off, it was already dead at that point. Sometimes things just arent popular no matter how much we might want it to be.
tkcranny 4 hours ago [-]
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