FeedLand an application that runs in your web browser for managing lists of feeds, sharing them with others, and reading and sharing news.
If you have a support issue, something that isn't working properly, or you have a question about how the product works, post an issue here. You can also use the Slack group for the same purpose.
If you're using FeedLand seriously, you might want to Watch this repo, to be in the flow of support questions and product updates.
When reporting a problem, be sure it is reproducible, say what you did, expected to happen and what actually happened. Screen shots can be helpful. Please look in the JavaScript console in the browser to see if there are any error messages. That's how the software helps us find what went wrong. Remember also that all the the people helping you are volunteers. Everyone gets respect here, and if someone helps you, be sure to thank them. :smile:
Here's a list of the docs we have for FeedLand.
Starting up -- how to find feeds to subscribe to, how to read the news, finding other users.
Going Deeper -- the Feed List and Feed Info pages. Reading feeds. Settings.
Categories -- the key to customization of news and presenting news to non-FeedLand users.
News products -- how to make single-page public websites with news generated by FeedLand.
FeedLand is written in Node.js JavaScript on the server, and as an app running in the browser, also in JavaScript.
A list of open source projects that FeedLand builds on.
appserver -- the server framework we use.
reallySimple -- parses RSS, Atom and RDF feeds into a standard struction, in JSON.
OPML -- read and write OPML files.
rssCloud -- feed update notification, part of RSS 2.0.
FeedLand itself is not at this time open source.
Utilities for people who work with feeds.