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I don't really understand your question but if you were asking about how we actually store articles and provide such a feed, I can explain how I did it. I made
by Artemix 9y ago
I don't really understand your question but if you were asking about how we actually store articles and provide such a feed, I can explain how I did it.
I made a markdown-based blog with the articles stored in a PgSQL database and, for now, two interfaces: the website, which I kept as lightweight as possible (no external content, no wasted space for ads etc) and a RSS feed, only experimental for now, which gives the latest articles without content (title, subtitle, dates and that's pretty much it), but I plan to give full article as a markdown article, but that'll need a bit of research (for images and such). Haven't made any way to change the query for latest articles but I'll add pagination the same way my list does it.
- b0rsuk 9y agoOkay, my question was ambiguous. I meant: how do users store and organize full articles from RSS feeds ? I used a RSS reader before a hard drive crash, and I made the mistake of subscribing to too many feeds. Aside from cutting unnecessary information overload, how do people organize their "old newspapers" ?
- icebraining 9y agoSome readers (e.g. TTRSS) have a "star" button. You can then just click on the feed or category and view only the starred items. Alternatively, you can use a separate bookmark system, like Pinboard.