As a developer and blogger I still use RSS quite a lot, but I suspect I'm on the very edge of edge cases these days.
- I use Feedly multiple times a day to see what's happening in the world. My account is subscribed to many different sites and a few aggregate sources (like Hacker News, various subreddits, planets, etc)
- I publish a RSS feed [on my blog](https://thepcspy.com). While the site traffic has held fairly steady (with a few popular articles recently), the number of RSS subscribers has died off. This could just be the ilk of Feedly killing off stats because they cache so hard.
- My blog is syndicated on Planet Ubuntu through a full-content RSS feed. Many planets only know how to deal with RSS.
- I have several bots that consume remote, live data through RSS... Although the format could be anything. People seem to be moving to JSON because it is much easier to handle in native languages (and client side).
- Several client sites also make RSS feeds available through services that also allow email subscription.
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[ 280 ms ] story [ 129 ms ] thread- I use Feedly multiple times a day to see what's happening in the world. My account is subscribed to many different sites and a few aggregate sources (like Hacker News, various subreddits, planets, etc)
- I publish a RSS feed [on my blog](https://thepcspy.com). While the site traffic has held fairly steady (with a few popular articles recently), the number of RSS subscribers has died off. This could just be the ilk of Feedly killing off stats because they cache so hard.
- My blog is syndicated on Planet Ubuntu through a full-content RSS feed. Many planets only know how to deal with RSS.
- I have several bots that consume remote, live data through RSS... Although the format could be anything. People seem to be moving to JSON because it is much easier to handle in native languages (and client side).
- Several client sites also make RSS feeds available through services that also allow email subscription.