Anybody who wants to, can register for my page, and I will save his/her favorite feeds list in a SQL Server database I am renting from DiscountASP.Net. I don't anticipate alot of traffic, if any besides myself. That said, the page just persists the list of feeds for the user, not the actual RSS postings.
Saturday, March 16, 2013
GOOGLE Reader is going away :-(
Well, I am sorry to see Google Reader retire this June. I love it at work. I can read the non-blocked part of the websites I enjoy. And I can take in a lot of information without having to navigate all the sites.
For now, I am running my own RSS Reader page at the following URL :
http://www.customConfiguration.net/MVC/
Here is a picture of what I have built so far :
Anybody who wants to, can register for my page, and I will save his/her favorite feeds list in a SQL Server database I am renting from DiscountASP.Net. I don't anticipate alot of traffic, if any besides myself. That said, the page just persists the list of feeds for the user, not the actual RSS postings.
Anybody who wants to, can register for my page, and I will save his/her favorite feeds list in a SQL Server database I am renting from DiscountASP.Net. I don't anticipate alot of traffic, if any besides myself. That said, the page just persists the list of feeds for the user, not the actual RSS postings.
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