All you need in this case is a credit card. The final option is the one that might make the most sense for the most users - a cloud deployment. All you need is WMware or VirtualBox and you can load the machine image and start working at once with everything installed and configured - right down to the passwords.
While installing on a spare machine you might have around is reasonable, a more flexible option is to use one of the complete virtual machine images. You first use the BitNami WAMP, MAMP or LAMP installer and then install the application. You can download a complete installer for Windows, OSX and Linux. Now we have an implementation of tt-rss as an appliance by BitNami. Not difficult but not as easy as it could be. You need to be happy about setting up a LAMP stack and configuring things. Like most open source projects, it isn't supported at a level that a complete beginner could simply start using it. It works and is mostly does what we want, but the big problem is setting it up and hosting it - and judging by the comments on the tt-rss forum this is a common problem. But as it is open source we have the option of much more customization in the future. The only customization we have done so far is to modify the style sheet to make it easier to scan large lists of headings. The system is written in PHP and is fairly easy to customize.
There is also a Rest API which is used by a very useable Android app which in many ways provides the best interface to tt-rss. Of course it imports a list of feeds from Google Reader. Feeds can be categorized and items can be starred for retention in a folder after everything has been marked read. Users then sign in to the web site and read their RSS feeds anytime they like. It allows multiple users to each build a list of RSS feeds that they want to read and it downloads the new data on a regular schedule. We eventually settled on Tiny Tiny RSS or tt-rss. This is the only way that there is any guarantee of continuity of service. After a short analysis of the problem it was obvious that the best solution would be to keep the implementation in our own hands. I Programmer uses RSS as part of its news gathering as do most other web news outlets and as a consequence we need a replacement for Google Reader when it is killed off at the end of this month.
Perhaps this is the way all software should transition to the cloud. This makes it very easy to replace Google Reader with something you can rely on. A migration might need to happen which can cause the extension to be unresponsive for some time.RSS Reader As Appliance - Easy Google Reader ReplacementīitNami has added Tiny Tiny RSS server to its collection of LAMP appliances. This releases changes the local database use for storing feeds for no-account users. Fix issue with listing posts in the correct order Attempt fixes with settings not being saved properly Fix bug causing middle-click queue to not open new tabs Add a menu option to quickly add new feeds New options for the post list - Images and a short excerpt. Beautiful new design, custom reader options and more. If you have any feedback, bugs or issues, we're always listening on our support channel: If any RSS or Atom feeds don't work please report it to us.īrought to you by Really Simple AB from Stockholm, Sweden, the RSS Feed Reader team. See when a page has any RSS or Atom feeds to subscribe toĬollect and organize content like a Pro, subscribe to Feeder Pro (more information on ) Notifications when feeds have been updated. Everything is contained within the browser so no other third-party sites are needed Choose between two different themes: Dark or Light Organize your feeds using folders and sorting with drag and drop Customize your feeds by choosing how many posts to display, or changing the title Export your feeds so you can import them on another computer and/or keep them as backups for safekeeping Right click context-menus in popup-menu let you mark all as read, reload feeds, and other nifty shortcuts Easily subscribe to new RSS/Atom feeds by clicking the browser icon Instantaneously see when new posts are added to one of your RSS and Atom feeds Have any questions? We're always listening at best RSS Feed Reader extension for Chrome. Get a simple overview of your RSS and Atom feeds in the toolbar Keep up with everything you care about in one place with Feeder (Feeder is the news manager that tracks any online source you choose and bundles it into an easy-to-digest reading experience.
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