Show HN: Yoleo – A Beautiful RSS Reader
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Show HN: Yoleo – A Beautiful RSS Reader
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#2That said, I hope you this gets traction. We need more options.
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#3Just 2 feature requests:
1.) Let us change the one color :) That red is pretty, but distracts from the content. Dustin Curtis got this right on his minimalist design in that the one-color isn't used in the actual content.
2.) Responsive design: Iv'e been removing apps from my phone for weeks and I couldn't be happier. Far less annoying update badges. Also, as something that is open all the time it would be great to keep it in a smaller window than the current design allows.
Great work!
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#7Looks beautiful, interesting pay model. Seems like enough people still use RSS readers... Just 2 feature requests: 1.) Let us change the one color :) That red is pretty, but distracts from the content. Dustin Curtis got this right on his minimalist design in that the one-color isn't used in the actual content. 2.) Responsive design: Iv'e been removing apps from my phone for weeks and I couldn't be happier. Far less a…
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#9I like the look of it. However, before I give you access to my data some more information on how it works, who you are, why I should use it, etc. would be nice. That said, I hope you this gets traction. We need more options.
Yoleo is a self funded project. I would like to keep it that way if I can. That's why donations are very welcome. I do however offer Yoleo up for free for those who are unable to pay. Yoleo is written in Ember, and is backed by Rails.
I'm really into Ember, and helped out out by teaching a portion of the most recent Embergarten (http://unspace.ca/embergarten/) here in Toronto.
The import is a simple one click import, I've directly integrated with Googles Reader API.
You should use it....because it's good?
Hope that helps!