Feed
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) feeds are both formats used to distribute and gather content from websites.
RSS feeds are text files that hold a list of headlines, summaries, and links to full articles or web pages. You can subscribe to RSS feeds using feed readers or aggregators like inoreader to stay updated on the latest content from your favorite websites.
On the other hand, JSON feeds are structured data files that use the JSON format to store and transmit data. They are commonly used for APIs and web services to exchange data between servers and clients.
To dive into an RSS feed, you can simply copy the feed URL and paste it into your feed reader or aggregator. For JSON feeds (for developers), you would typically make HTTP requests to the API endpoint that serves the JSON data.
Hope this helps clarify how you can interact with both types of feeds!