Subscribe to GitHub release feeds for your dependencies, engineering blogs from companies you admire, and framework changelogs. Filter by your stack. Read on your schedule, not the algorithm's.
GitHub release feeds deliver new versions to your reader. Keyword filters flag 'breaking change' and 'security patch' posts.
Subscribe to the blogs directly. Posts arrive in your feed. No algorithm, no comments section, no rabbit holes.
AWS, GCP, Vercel, and every major framework publish RSS feeds. One folder tracks all of them.
Feeder supports email-to-feed for newsletters. Everything in one app, read on your terms.
Example setup
Essential feeds for staying current with software development trends, tools, and best practices.
Backend & infrastructure engineers
A folder that tracks GitHub releases and changelogs for your key dependencies. Filter for breaking changes.
Weekly review of dependency updates, instant alerts for security patches
All engineers
Curate a personal feed of engineering blogs and technical writing. Read for 15 minutes a day instead of browsing.
A focused reading list that replaces HN/Reddit doomscrolling
Sources
These sources and more are included in the starter pack.
Every GitHub repo has an RSS feed for releases. Add your key dependencies and know when new versions ship — especially breaking changes and security patches.
Follow engineering blogs from Netflix, Stripe, Cloudflare, and others directly. No social media algorithm deciding what you see.
Posts accumulate in your feed until you're ready. Skim on the train, deep-read on weekends. Star posts for later. No notification pressure.
Free to start. No credit card required.