its_sasikanth

I currently don’t have a separate task on GitHub. But GitHub releases are one place to keep track or need to create a new issue or discussion separate for feedbin.

Thanks, people are entitled to their opinions, so I am fine with it. I am building to learn and play around with Kotlin and Compose Multiplatform and want to have an RSS app I like to use. So, I will continue working on it.

I did experiment with light mode a while back. I didn't end up implementing it. But maybe in future, I will add it as an option . Here is the sample of it

https://x.com/its_sasikanth/status/1737280450127704222?s=20

I do have plans to support integrations/3rd party services.

It’s technically entirely possible to do this with Kotlin WASM support. I was thinking about it a couple days ago. Maybe a fun experiment to try out.

I was initially debating whether to use native UI or not. But Compose Multiplatform offered the flexibility to provide UI for multiple platforms, so decided to try that out instead.

I do plan to support desktop environments eventually. But the current plan is to work on features and large screen layout support.

Yeah, I wasn’t sure if I should include that or not. But some users did highlight that before with the app. So went with it, but yeah fair point. Looks like the title is modified already.

I am working on labels, hopefully soon

Oh yeah, Net News Wire is amazing. It’s one of the inspiration for me when working on Twine. A fully featured open source project.

I just wanted to try out the new multiplatform technology and build a app I would want to use

fwiw, I do have plans to support integrations/3rd party services this year.

Not at the moment. I am currently working on labels/folders support. So, hopefully I can finish it in next couple of weeks

It’s entirely possible to create a desktop target with Kotlin and Compose Multiplatform. I do have plan to improve the large screen layout support and do the desktop version. My initial priority is to first work on features.

I used Kotlin and Compose Multiplatform for iOS. So not entirely native app and uses Material components. Not a web wrapper though, well, except for the reader view which uses webview of the platform.

I wanted a nice-looking RSS app. So created Twine, a cross-platform app written in Kotlin and Compose Multiplatform

https://github.com/msasikanth/twine