RicardoAnyone can now install #FeedLand on their #Cloudron without building anything :
deploy repo package is here
> cloudron install --image rmdes/feedland-cloudron:latest --location feedland.example.com
having fun with @scripting #feedland self-hosted https://feedland.rmendes.net #rss #opml #blogroll
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Robert AlexanderI've been really impressed with #FeedLand's novel approach to bringing social features to #RSS news feeds. It's been a really valuable feed discovery tool for me. I give an overview of what makes FeedLand unique in a blog post:
https://alexsci.com/blog/rss-feed-discovery-with-feedland/
https://alexsci.com/blog/rss-feed-discovery-with-feedland/
So far, I've integrated it with #Feedly, #FeedLand, and #Inoreader, which have convenient interfaces for subscribing. Kudos to #StreetPass for providing a great starting point.
blausand π@daveverse.wordpress.com Ok so I dug through this and it sounds awesome!
I couldn't find out, however:
Is #FeedLand a central online service? Will it's client and/or credentials to my own Wordpress instance and Mastodon account live inside the persistent memory of my browser?
Or can I self-host it?
Could the most elegant solution be a thin offline editor?
Or a combination of Wordpress (backend) plugIns?
I couldn't find out, however:
Is #FeedLand a central online service? Will it's client and/or credentials to my own Wordpress instance and Mastodon account live inside the persistent memory of my browser?
Or can I self-host it?
Could the most elegant solution be a thin offline editor?
Or a combination of Wordpress (backend) plugIns?
@moosebegab Awesome, #FeedLand is really close. It can publish an OPML file of the feeds you follow.
fromjason.xyz β€οΈ π» βοΈ π₯ π΅π·For citizens of the #OpenWeb, I think it means deciding what we love about it and then fighting for those things.
For me, it's the quirky platforms that comprise the #OpenWeb β #Omglol #Feedland, #microblog, and many others. It's also all the personal sites, blogs and #digitalgardens, on the #indieweb.
BenBJust made this "product" in 5 minutes with my feeds : http://my.feedland.org/benb/ @davew
I'd probably have to mess around with my feeds (at least for the Ukraine and Russia tab) to be able to display MP4 videos as enclosure, also not sure #feedland can ingest that ?
Anyway, it's fun to build, just bypass the TLS warning, there is no HTTPS on this link!
Brian Hendricksonjust learned about a masto-compatible service, calckey.social - also was really impressed that i can sign into my masto account with these clean-looking client apps: phanpy.social and elk.zone - are there any other new apps or activitypub-connected sites that you've noticed, especially ones which elevate microblogging with beautiful design? would love to hear about them! β€οΈππΌ #activitypub #indieweb #rss #feedland #identica #microblogging #socialmedia #opensource
@Ronkjeffries in my toot I referred to #feedland as a "microblogging network", it has a discovery layer, I can see which feeds others on a Feedland instance are following. So I think it acts as a network in that way. But you're right, it does not offer feed publishing yet, so I agree it's not a microblogging platform.