No newsletter, no account, no tracking: this blog publishes feeds. You paste a URL into a feed reader once, and new posts show up there on their own — a little like a mailbox you own, except nobody gets your address. They land in your feed reader on their own — no account, no email address, nothing to unsubscribe from. Paste this URL into your reader: No feed reader yet? Start here — it takes two minutes.Follow every new post
https://www.avonture.be/blog/rss.xml
Never used a feed reader?Pick one, paste a URL from this page into it, done. The popular hosted ones are Feedly and Inoreader (both free to start, both work in a browser). On the desktop, NetNewsWire and Thunderbird read feeds too. Any of them will do — the URLs below are standard.
The whole blogThree formats of the same thing. Take RSS unless your reader asks for something else; the Atom and JSON ones are generated by Docusaurus and carry summaries only.
/blog/rss.xml — RSS 2.0, with the full text of each post/blog/atom.xml — Atom/blog/feed.json — JSON FeedOpening the RSS one in a browser shows a readable page rather than raw markup — it carries an XSLT stylesheet. Atom and JSON have none, so those two will look like what they are.
One series at a timeThe most useful ones, honestly: a series feed tells you when the next episode of something you are already reading lands, and nothing else.
One topic at a timeEvery tag has its own feed. Follow docker and you will not hear about Outlook VBA.