InstaMaterial VS FeedEx

Im talking about a design concept of Instagram , here is the video and here is the github repository where you can find the latest version for that concept app

I like https://github.com/frogermcs/InstaMaterial/blob/Post-8/

I learned everything I needed to know about compound views from https://github.com/frogermcs/InstaMaterial/blob/Post-8/app/src/main/java/io/github/froger/instamaterial/ui/view/FeedContextMenu.java#L49-L89

Google has created like 7 different ways to build the same thing out of which 6+-1 are deprecated, either code-wise or due to obsolescence (and things that just should be deprecated instead of pushed ahead forcefully) so now what a Junior needs to know is solid Android fundamentals (Activity, Fragment, UI basics, RecyclerView, FrameLayout, LinearLayout, ConstraintLayout, etc), networking fundamentals and Retrofit, relational DB fundamentals, threading fundamentals, Java/Kotlin fundamentals, UI fundamentals, localization / string resources and drawables on Android, merge layouts and styleables, styles, Fragments, RecyclerView, am I repeating myself

I actually was thinking of Telegram initially as it's kind of a meme at this point, but at least in the "ChatActivity" code that extends BaseFragment that in reality is just a view, it actually holds a sense of intent and structure, even if it grew beyond its limits due to lack of proper composition (see compound viewgroups as a possibility).

The best RSS reader will depend on the platform you are using, for example on macOS and iOS there's NetNewsWire, on GNOME there's Feeds, on Windows (albeit it's also available on other platforms) there's Fluent Reader, on Nextcloud there's Nextcloud News, on Android there used to be Flym, but recent Play Store rule changes led to its archival with Handy News Reader being the most active fork.

I used Flym for a while and went to download the source one day, in fear of it suddenly disappearing, and apparently updates are blocked by Google, and the dev gave up? I'm very curious to know more about it: https://github.com/FredJul/Flym

Since then I've used Feeder, it's similar but is missing a few things that I liked about Feeder. It was easy to export my list of feeds (OMPL file, I think) and import into Feeder: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nononsense...

I am not a developer, but was trying to make some aesthetic adjustments of this app called Flym (basically an open source RSS reader.

Using Newsblur on iOS and Flym on Android, a great open source and offline reader https://github.com/FredJul/Flym

Flym.