👉 RSS (Really Simple Syndication) computing involves the automated collection and distribution of content from various sources to a user's feed. RSS feeds are XML-based documents that contain updates on web pages, blogs, news sites, and other content providers. RSS readers or aggregators subscribe to these feeds, which are typically hosted on servers, and then compile the content into a personalized feed for the user. This process allows users to stay updated with multiple sources in one place without manually visiting each site. RSS computing relies on web technologies like XML, HTTP, and web servers to ensure efficient and scalable content delivery, making it a cornerstone of modern content management and distribution.
