Life after Google Reader
Read OriginalThe article details the author's specific RSS reading workflow and requirements after the demise of Google Reader and their preferred app, Reeder. It explains the need for fast keyboard navigation, Pinboard integration, and a self-hosted backend to avoid future service shutdowns. The author ultimately settles on using Feedbin (originally considered Fever) as a syncing backend to maintain control over their RSS consumption across Mac and iOS devices.
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