Post by Seb Jachec

1y

It’s been a while! OPML import & export are working, folder sorting is in, plus adding feeds got a little polish.

I didn’t realise how much the app needed background refresh until I implemented it – much easier than I’d expected!

#iOSDev

Screenshot of an article from The Verge in dark mode. A navigation bar menu is open, with the following items: Listen to Text, Text Size, Share, Copy Link, Go to Feed, Remove Feed

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Screenshot of the screen to add a custom feed from a URL. The feed name and icon are displayed at the top. Several recent articles are displayed at the bottom, gradually fading out.

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Screenshot of the Feeds tab of the app in dark mode, listing the name of each folder and the name and icon for the feeds in each folder. A navigation bar menu is open, showing sorting options, as well as Share and Export as OPML buttons.

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1y

UI's taking shape on #visionOS after a few adjustments.
#RSS

Screenshot of an article from The Verge being displayed in a portrait orientation window. A glass ornament on the left shows two buttons, for news and for feeds. A menu in the top right of the window is expanded, with the options to summarize the article, listen to the text, change text size, share, and more.

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Screenshot of the articles inside a ‘Tech’ folder. Filter categories are shown as horizontal pills along the top. Articles are shown in 2 columns, with thumbnails and headlines. Glass ornaments for news and feeds are visible on the left edge of the window.

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Little nervous, but it’s time to TestFlight my RSS news reader for iOS & visionOS. It’s deliberately designed as a feed for stress-free, anti-completionist reading, without unread counts.

It's a little rough around the edges, and I'm not sure if anyone’s interested in this kinda of thing, but if you are, please give it a try! https://testflight.apple.com/join/bCe8UVrf

#iOS #iOSDev #visionOS #BuildInPublic #RSS

An iOS screenshot of the Today feed, showing the current date at the top, a heading for the Tech folder, and a vertical list of articles, each showing a feed name & icon, headline, and thumbnail. Two tabs, Today and Feeds, are at the bottom of the screen.

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A visionOS screenshot, showing a grid of the latest gaming articles in one window on the left, and an article from Eurogamer.net open on the right. A menu is expanded, with options to summarize, listen to text, change text size, share and more.

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