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frankmcpherson.blog
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| | | | | As I have observed earlier, right now there is a lot of good energy around RSS with new feed readers popping up nearly every week. Yesterday Manton Reece released is take on an RSS app called Inkwell that is a companion to his micro.blog service/app that I use to host this blog. Because Inkwell integrates with the blogging platform that I use, I find there are reasons to consider using it while I have resisted looking at other apps. I have been using RSS since I first learned about it in the early 2000s. Like many, I used Google Reader mostly because it was a web app that I could use on any device. Over the years I tried desktop and phone apps like NetNewsWire, but in the end found myself back to the simple web apps that Dave Winer wrote over the years. | |
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andysylvester.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author demonstrates a new app they developed to build a feed-based social network using WordPress sites and rssCloud notifications. | |
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www.hypergeometric.com
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| | | A brief moment waiting for my little one's swim lesson to start. | ||