Integrating systems is really what you're asking for here. To do this, each system you want to connect has to have a common communication "pattern".
In your case, you want to connect Wordpress and DEV.to. And you're able to do so because wordpress generates an RSS feed (pattern) and DEV.to supports and can read that pattern.
So for LinkedIn, Medium and Twitter, you would then have to find a pattern that each supports and can read that WordPress can generate. I would look to see if each one supports RSS, like you already have today.
If not, then I would look to WordPress plug-ins that would provide those patterns that each of these sites can read and process. I have limited wordpress experience so that's a high-level guess.
My next guess would be connecting on an API level and would require custom connection between wordpress and these sites via API calls. (Which I assume that any plug-ins are actually doing this behind the scenes)
Once you do figure it out, I hope you post it here so others can benefit from your experience 🙂
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Integrating systems is really what you're asking for here. To do this, each system you want to connect has to have a common communication "pattern".
In your case, you want to connect Wordpress and DEV.to. And you're able to do so because wordpress generates an RSS feed (pattern) and DEV.to supports and can read that pattern.
So for LinkedIn, Medium and Twitter, you would then have to find a pattern that each supports and can read that WordPress can generate. I would look to see if each one supports RSS, like you already have today.
If not, then I would look to WordPress plug-ins that would provide those patterns that each of these sites can read and process. I have limited wordpress experience so that's a high-level guess.
My next guess would be connecting on an API level and would require custom connection between wordpress and these sites via API calls. (Which I assume that any plug-ins are actually doing this behind the scenes)
Once you do figure it out, I hope you post it here so others can benefit from your experience 🙂