It suits the porpoise and it's easy to work with, plus it's web based so I can keep up with followed blogs/sites as long as I have network access and a browser.
Here's a screenshot when all the news for the day are read:
(no special order in the blogs list, except mine first :))
Now the problem is: Google will decommission this nice web app in July first.
I wonder what software fellow readers use to read blogs/feeds/site feeds.
Of course I could get an XML/RSS parser lib and make a small hosted app for the purpose but time is already short for soldering and I put soldering first in my free time...
I'm open to ideas, preferably web based, but I'm considering also Linux based ones also. So let me know your opinions!
Have a nice day!
4 comments:
I use the reading list in Blogger Dashboard on my PC. But my Android devices use the Google Reader app.
Julian, G4ILO
Thank you Julian,
I never had notice the option of adding blogs to the list since I never read from the blogger dashboard.
Looks nice and it's now my first alternative.
73!
I installed tiny tiny rss onto a computer I am using as a server and it seems to work great. I read your post in it just now. It even let me import the xml file with all of my feeds in it so I didn't have to manually do that all over again.
Hello James,
Thank you for sharing, first time look on tiny tiny rss, looks very nice, right know I'm on php4 but next week will try that on a public server with php5 needed for the install.
I'm also evaluating "bloglines.com" "service" that looks similar to google reader.
73!
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