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There's tt-rss [1] if you want to host it yourself. [1] http://tt-rss.org/ http://tt-rss.org/

• EvanAnderson 14y ago
  I'm glad I made the decision to host my own feed reader years ago. Mine's based on an old version of tt-rss, actually (I diverged from the codebase back in '05 when I felt like the author didn't really want any of my contributions). Edit: It looks like I'm also happy that I chose to host my own CalDAV server, too. Edit 2: @koenigdavidmj - Apparently I can't reply that deeply. DAViCal is the CalDAV server I'm using (http://www.davical.org/ http://www.davical.org/). My wife and I sync our iPhones to it and it's been a godsend for my personal organization. (Now if I could just find a decent replacement for Mozilla Sunbird...)
  • koenigdavidmj 14y ago
    What CalDAV server do you use?
  • mjs 14y ago
    Are they really shutting down the CalDAV interface to Google Calendar? (I'm not sure what the "API" bit means, or the "whitelisted".) As of now, CalDAV is Google's recommended way for syncing with iOS devices http://support.google.com/calendar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=151674 http://support.google.com/calendar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&a...
    • tensor 14y ago
      This is my concern too. I was under the impression that iCal also used CalDAV to sync. Why shut it down?
      • MrScruff 14y ago
        It's worse than that. On iOS Google have just shut down exchange support (for new users), which was how I was syncing calendars up until now. If they pull caldav support as well, there will be no syncing mechanism available to iOS users, unless I'm missing something.
• sogen 14y ago
  excellent! thanks for the tip