My feed reader, current status. Just because. Still …
My feed reader, current status. Just because. Still runs on just about any hosting environment, still supports h-feeds. No Micropub, yet. (Well, Micropub works. Interface still missing.)
My feed reader, current status. Just because. Still runs on just about any hosting environment, still supports h-feeds. No Micropub, yet. (Well, Micropub works. Interface still missing.)
In reply to
.Learned about HTML Purifier’s “Allowed” (rather than “AllowedElements”) setting, and that PicoFeed strips empty HTML tags by default. Anyway, entries that contain tables now look good!
Added “unread counts” to my RSS reader’s Microsub implementation. Fun fact: the reader itself—the new one—doesn’t display them. But Microsub clients will. Some (not very) creative use of Laravel’s hasManyThrough
, withCount
, and $casts
array is all it took!
Bookmarked http://dissertation.jackjamieson.net/.
Jack Jamieson on Yarns, his Microsub plugin for WordPress:
Essentially, I wanted to replace my Twitter timeline with a timeline of IndieWeb posts.
I may have added a rather hacky single-entry view to my Monocle fork.
Anyway, if you’ve got both a h-feed and an RSS feed—you’ve probably got more than one, which is great—for pretty much the same items, and they’re both reasonably error-free and understandable, I’m gonna follow the h-feed. (There’s occasional errors in my microformatted HTML, too, which I’ll then rectify, and so on. It’s sort of unavoidable and no biggie.)
Spent some time last night cleaning up the way my social reader displays reposts.