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Reposted Markdown Web - Yes, you read that right. by
I love seeing people finding ways to add markdown support to their websites. My Markdown Browser has been an amazing tool to highlight the good and bad in the Web of Markdown. My website should also be serving better Markdown now.
This was the first Ben Wolf book I've read, and I enjoyed it very much. It's basically four origin stories in one, setting up the rest of his Blood Mercenaries series. It grabbed my attention right away, and I binged it over a couple of weeks. I liked how different each origin story was.
Dave Winer recently wrote The web of Markdown proposing a new simpler web. I quickly realized that much of this was already present with sites like mine that serve markdown for LLMs.
It was only a quick claude coding session to spin up Markdown Browser which is a web proxy that allows us to browse the Web of Markdown.
I'm really happy with how quickly this came together and how many sites I was able to find in Dave's blogroll that already support this.
I’m at WordCamp US in Phoenix Monday through lunch on Wednesday. Feel free to say hi. I have “I ❤️ RSS” stickers!
I've been using FreshRSS for a while as a backend for NetNewsWire and decided to finally create an extension to add rssCloud support.
This not only does what you'd expect: subscribe to feeds that support rssCloud <cloud> elements. But it also supports subscribing via HTTPS when port 443 or the protocol "https-post" are specified. It even looks for the latest and greatest <source:cloud> element from Dave Winer's source namespace.
But wait, there's more!
Since FreshRSS supports subscribing to an OPML file, I'll even look for a <source:cloud> element on OPML files and subscribe for real-time updates. This is super handy if you want to subscribe to the OPML feed for the super cool I ♥ RSS directory!
