I've been using miniflux before. While it did a great job, the setup felt quite bloated. An entire postgres installation including superuser privilege to create an extension. All of that just to read a bunch of good ol' RSS feeds? Nope, not gonna doing it for me. It's called really simple syndication for a reason.

I was thinking about if I could just re-invent the wheel and come up with something on my own. But the other day I got to know about tinyfeed, a dead simple, no database, no config tool to generate static html pages from a collection of feeds. It is written in Go (obviously) and just feels right to use.

  cd "$(dirname "$0")/public"

  tinyfeed --output hnrss.html https://hnrss.org/frontpage?link=comments
  tinyfeed --output java.html --name Java <<EOF
  https://feeds.feedblitz.com/baeldung
  EOF