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I followed along this tutorial for django’s RSS and ATOM feeds and I got it to work.
However the test development server keeps making the browser download the feeds as a file instead of the browser detecting it as an xml document.
My experience with HTTP tells me that there is a missing mime type in the Content-Type header.
How do I specify that in django?
I guess the problem was with the Camino browser on OS X, not with the HTTP header and mime type.
When I tried on Safari, it worked.