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Seb Jachec

It's not on visionOS like the rest of my timeline (yet?) but my latest small side-project is so far an iOS RSS reader with some  News influences. Aiming for something to casually browse recent posts, without encouraging completionism using unread counts or badges.

An iOS screenshot of a list of news articles in light mode, the title is today’s date, and the tab bar shows ‘Today’ and ‘Feeds’. Each article shows the publisher’s name and icon, and how ago it was published.
An iOS screenshot of an article (headline, date, text) in light mode. The publisher’s name and icon are shown in the top navigation bar.
#iOS#iOSDev#RSS
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Seb Jachec

Slowly making progress

Screenshot of the ‘Today’ tab of my RSS reader iOS app in dark mode. Title is July 8, subheading is News. Below that are several headlines, with a thumbnail, the publisher and the author listed for each.
Screenshot of the ‘Feeds’ tab of my iOS app in dark mode. The list shows an icon and the name of each feed (Wired, TechCrunch etc.). There are 2 groups – News and Blogs, each with several feeds inside.
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Seb Jachec

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!

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
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.
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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