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Author of Gregarius here, have a hug. But yes: that project is dead.

by mbi 12y ago

pas 12y ago
After the notorious shutdown of Google Reader I hoped to just resurrect my old Gregarius deployment and was forced to face the projects death; so, what are you using instead nowadays? (Or, are you using any RSS/Atom reader at all?)
- tprynn 12y ago
  Not the author, but if you want to host your own you should consider goread (https://github.com/mjibson/goread https://github.com/mjibson/goread) or ttrss (http://tt-rss.org/redmine/projects/tt-rss/wiki http://tt-rss.org/redmine/projects/tt-rss/wiki). Goread.io is the hosted version of goread if you don't mind paying the $3 per month. Otherwise you have feedly, newsblur, theoldreader, ..., but goread is really the closest to Google Reader (clean/fast UI, keyboard shortcuts are the reason I pay).
  - liotier 12y ago
    After much consideration, after using Lilina and then Gregarius with the Lilina theme when Lilina itself could not handle the number of inbound feeds anymore, I'm inclined to choose tt-rss... But I have not migrated yet.
Gmo 12y ago
Oh, I want to thank you for Gregarius. I still use it to this day and haven't found any replacement I like so far (tiny tiny rss just did not cut it last time I checked, a year ago). May I ask why you decided to stop development ?
- mbi 12y ago
  I didn't really decide to halt development, the project simply lost momentum over time, I didn't consider it dead until a couple years later. During that timeframe I also stopped writing PHP and picked up saner web development habits.
  - Gmo 12y ago
    Can't blame you. I have to admit I thought several times to modify a few things that bother me (e.g. to have a mobile-friendly version), but just the thought it's PHP pushed me away ...
zhte415 12y ago
Have a hug back. I really liked this reader: worked well; logical interface; looked nice. There appears to be a fork on Github https://github.com/jphpsf/gregarius https://github.com/jphpsf/gregarius

Author of Gregarius here, have a hug. But yes: that project is dead.

by mbi 12y ago

Author of Gregarius here, have a hug. But yes: that project is dead.

pas 12y ago

After the notorious shutdown of Google Reader I hoped to just resurrect my old Gregarius deployment and was forced to face the projects death; so, what are you using instead nowadays? (Or, are you using any RSS/Atom reader at all?)

tprynn 12y ago
Not the author, but if you want to host your own you should consider goread (https://github.com/mjibson/goread https://github.com/mjibson/goread) or ttrss (http://tt-rss.org/redmine/projects/tt-rss/wiki http://tt-rss.org/redmine/projects/tt-rss/wiki). Goread.io is the hosted version of goread if you don't mind paying the $3 per month. Otherwise you have feedly, newsblur, theoldreader, ..., but goread is really the closest to Google Reader (clean/fast UI, keyboard shortcuts are the reason I pay).
- liotier 12y ago
  After much consideration, after using Lilina and then Gregarius with the Lilina theme when Lilina itself could not handle the number of inbound feeds anymore, I'm inclined to choose tt-rss... But I have not migrated yet.

Gmo 12y ago

Oh, I want to thank you for Gregarius. I still use it to this day and haven't found any replacement I like so far (tiny tiny rss just did not cut it last time I checked, a year ago). May I ask why you decided to stop development ?

mbi 12y ago
I didn't really decide to halt development, the project simply lost momentum over time, I didn't consider it dead until a couple years later. During that timeframe I also stopped writing PHP and picked up saner web development habits.
- Gmo 12y ago
  Can't blame you. I have to admit I thought several times to modify a few things that bother me (e.g. to have a mobile-friendly version), but just the thought it's PHP pushed me away ...

zhte415 12y ago

Have a hug back. I really liked this reader: worked well; logical interface; looked nice. There appears to be a fork on Github https://github.com/jphpsf/gregarius https://github.com/jphpsf/gregarius