Does anyone have a shared RSS reader / sync service set up with their (software development) team? The idea being that the team members add blogs they find beneficial to the team's work.
I started thinking about this today in the bus to home and I'd love to work in such a team one day.
@hamatti Haven't seen that in practice, but one lighter alternative could be to have a shared OPML file of useful RSS feeds. That way it could be done without setting up any new infrastructure. That file could be stored in a shared Git repository of the team, allowing all of the team members to add new feeds to it, if needed.
OPML spec https://opml.org/spec2.opml is relatively simple and there are a lot of existing feed readers applications that allow exporting & importing of OPML formatted lists of feed subscriptions.
@autiomaa That would work too! Good option for a simplified setup with the only downside maybe being that people need to remember to add feeds to it and download the new one regularly.
A shared instance would help in having everything always available to everyone.
Regardless of technology choices, the big factor is of course being lucky enough to get to work in a team where people are interested in reading blogs and keeping their knowledge updated.
@autiomaa Apparently some readers support subscribing to a dynamic OPML from GitHub so that could solve the problem I came up with. Neat!
