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Is this your site? It's really nice! I have something similar (although without all of the features on this site). I also scrape a bunch of blogs that doesn't h

by progre 6y ago

Is this your site? It's really nice! I have something similar (although without all of the features on this site). I also scrape a bunch of blogs that doesn't have rss. One thing, people really like https, especially when sending form data such as the signup.

NicoJuicy 6y ago
Thanks, I'm dogfooding it mostly. But I added https :) ( https://handlr.sapico.me https://handlr.sapico.me ) I'm currently the only one that can add RSS-feeds though. It has custom actions also, eg. https://handlr.sapico.me/Item/Details?id=ab43c38d-3d96-ea11-9692-b35c56d7b03d https://handlr.sapico.me/Item/Details?id=ab43c38d-3d96-ea11-... where comments by HN are loaded in the post. ( Custom tag that adds a form field to input the HN Id ) Eg. CommentsByHackernews is the tag. I also have a variation for the city were I live in ( Bruges / Belgium ) https://brugge.sapico.me/ https://brugge.sapico.me/
- progre 6y ago
  Nice! Here is mine: https://hxfd.prog.re/ https://hxfd.prog.re/ It's just a static page that gets rendered on the server after each scraping round (every half hour).
  - NicoJuicy 6y ago
    No bookmarks of your own? Eg. check http://handlr.sapico.me/Item/Create http://handlr.sapico.me/Item/Create on top right (The bookmarklet). On mobile ( Android), I share websites to Tasker that then open handlr.sapico.me/Item/Create?Title=%1&Url=%2 I then add the tags and then create the item. I think it's the only way to easily bookmark websites. Note: If a url is filled in, but not a title. Then on focus-out the title is fetched from the page and filled in. Although RSS is an "easy" content crawl feature, i wouldn't be able to miss the "bookmarking" functionality that makes the site more usefull.
    - progre 6y ago
      Is it supposed to create a bookmark in the browser? I can't see anything happen when I click the Bookmarklet link
      - NicoJuicy 6y ago
        You can add it as a bookmark. When you want to save a page, you then click on the bookmark ( which contains JavaScript) It will get the information of the current page and execute it ( check the js code behind the bookmarklet) Ps. HN has this too

by progre 6y ago

NicoJuicy 6y ago

Thanks, I'm dogfooding it mostly. But I added https :) ( https://handlr.sapico.me https://handlr.sapico.me ) I'm currently the only one that can add RSS-feeds though. It has custom actions also, eg. https://handlr.sapico.me/Item/Details?id=ab43c38d-3d96-ea11-9692-b35c56d7b03d https://handlr.sapico.me/Item/Details?id=ab43c38d-3d96-ea11-... where comments by HN are loaded in the post. ( Custom tag that adds a form field to input the HN Id ) Eg. CommentsByHackernews is the tag. I also have a variation for the city were I live in ( Bruges / Belgium ) https://brugge.sapico.me/ https://brugge.sapico.me/

progre 6y ago
Nice! Here is mine: https://hxfd.prog.re/ https://hxfd.prog.re/ It's just a static page that gets rendered on the server after each scraping round (every half hour).
- NicoJuicy 6y ago
  No bookmarks of your own? Eg. check http://handlr.sapico.me/Item/Create http://handlr.sapico.me/Item/Create on top right (The bookmarklet). On mobile ( Android), I share websites to Tasker that then open handlr.sapico.me/Item/Create?Title=%1&Url=%2 I then add the tags and then create the item. I think it's the only way to easily bookmark websites. Note: If a url is filled in, but not a title. Then on focus-out the title is fetched from the page and filled in. Although RSS is an "easy" content crawl feature, i wouldn't be able to miss the "bookmarking" functionality that makes the site more usefull.
  - progre 6y ago
    Is it supposed to create a bookmark in the browser? I can't see anything happen when I click the Bookmarklet link
    - NicoJuicy 6y ago
      You can add it as a bookmark. When you want to save a page, you then click on the bookmark ( which contains JavaScript) It will get the information of the current page and execute it ( check the js code behind the bookmarklet) Ps. HN has this too