Mokoli’I Island in Kaneohe Bay, seen from Kualoa Regional Park, Oahu, Hawaii (© Riddhish Chakraborty/Getty Images)

Back when looking into JSON Feeds it didn’t link to its schema, but there’s one in SchemaStore/schemastore and sonicdoe/jsonfeed. You could validate a feed with a cli tool like check-jsonschema.

$ check-jsonschema --schemafile jsonfeed-v1.1.json feed.json
ok -- validation done

The upside of the JSON Feed is a lot more human than technical in the sense that it’s a mapping of RSS/Atom to the js world. There are many people who prefer JSON over XML.

A great egret in Everglades National Park, Florida (© Troy Harrison/Getty Images)

Saint Nicholas Day in Verbier, Switzerland (© Denis Balibouse/Reuters)

Btw if anyone tells you that RSS is dead — they’re in a bubble. Bing is our witness; the hasfeed: prefix returns sites with a feed, the feed: prefix gives a direct feed link. No… I’m not a secret Microsoft™ agent — DuckDuckGo and others support this too ;-) 38B+ are big boy numbers.

Elephants near Mount Kilimanjaro, Amboseli National Park, Kenya (© Diana Robinson Photography/Getty Images)

Miami Beach, Florida (© Matteo Colombo/Getty Images)

‘One thing well’ is alive again. cbformat looks extremely useful — might just beat my current method of formatting code blocks in Markdown.

Tlikakila River Delta in Lake Clark National Park, Alaska (© Dawn Wilson Photography/Getty Images)

Paradise Harbour, Antarctica (© SinghaphanAllB/Getty Images)