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Filament Mastery now syncs to DEV.to with Spatie Laravel Feed

πŸŽ‰ I am happy to share that Filament Mastery now syncs and publishes directly to DEV.to using a custom RSS/Atom feed powered by Spatie Laravel Feed!

With this feed integration, every article we publish on Filament Mastery is now automatically available on DEV.to as well.

πŸš€ How it works under the hood

I have configured our Laravel app with the excellent spatie/laravel-feed package to generate a clean and structured Atom feed. This feed includes:

  • The title of the article
  • The summary of the article
  • The full HTML content (including images and code)
  • The author’s name
  • A canonical URL , so the original article is always associated with Filament Mastery

πŸ“· You can see below a screenshot of our DEV.to dashboard with the feed successfully picked up.

Feed of Filament Mastery in Dev.to dashboard

Filament Mastery widgets grid layout article on Dev.to

πŸ“£ Want a tutorial?

If you're curious about how to set this up with your own Laravel project β€” including how to format the feed properly, configure DEV.to to read it, and manage metadata β€” drop a like on this post and share it.

If i see enough interest, i will publish a step-by-step guide so you can build your own DEV.to feed with Spatie Laravel Feed.

πŸ”— Visit Filament Mastery on DEV.to β†’

πŸ“¬ Or join the community on filamentmastery.com β€” it's free!

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Nathan Tarbert β€’

Nice move syncing things like this - I always wonder, content spreading wide is cool, but you think it still feels special after you post it everywhere?

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yebor974 β€’

Great question and honestly, I’ve asked myself the same! πŸ˜…
For me, the goal isn’t to dilute the content, but to make sure it reaches the right people where they already hang out. Some folks love RSS, others check DEV.to, others prefer the original site.
I still want filamentmastery.com to be the "home base" with the full experience and community but I think syndicating helps build bridges rather than take away the magic.
Also worth noting, every article includes a canonical link back to the original on filamentmastery.com, so SEO credit and ownership stay with the source. It’s all about visibility without compromise. 😊

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Michael Liang β€’

I learn a lot from your post.

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