--- title: Little Reasons I Like Jekyll author: George Mandis date: 2014-12-13 description: How to make an RSS feed that only update when a page changes in Jekyll. tags: post, post, jekyll --- One of the things I like about the [Jekyll](http://jekyllrb.com) blog setup is that it's simplicity allows you to test and implement an idea pretty quickly. Case in point: I have new page since relaunching the site simply entitld "[Enjoyment](/enjoying)." I'm not 100% what I want to do with it but it's basically a single page with an ever-changing list of things I like. I've updated it a couple times already and thought it would be neat to have a way to subscribe to changes that only occur on *that* page and not the sit as a whole. So I made a special feed that only publishes content for that page along with the date for when it was updated. You can subscribe to that feed — or setup a little notification via [IFTTT](http://ifttt.com)] like I did — and now you should know any time that page changes. Great example of a tiny idea I could throw together in a couple minutes because Jekyll's structure is so simple.