Telik VS youtube

https://github.com/agentcooper/telik

I was tired of YouTube website UI, so I created a simple macOS app to track YouTube channels and playlists. It is called Telik and available as open source and for a small fee in Mac App Store.

Telik (track YouTube channels and playlists)

Telik is also a nice one if you want to track YouTube channels and playlists: https://github.com/agentcooper/Telik

I've created a small macOS app to track YouTube channels without being distracted by the web UI: https://github.com/agentcooper/telik. Maybe some of you will find it useful.

I do love me some RSS. I started using RSS seriously 2 years ago, and last year, I forked Bubo RSS[1] to have my own RSS reader[2]. It's just a static site that is built every hour using Github Actions (although you can easily turn this into a cron job on your Raspberry Pi or whatever).

I liked the result so much, I ended up doing something similar using RSS feeds to a build page with all my of Youtube subscriptions[3].

[1] https://github.com/georgemandis/bubo-rss

[2] https://kevinfiol.com/reader/#dailies

[3] https://kevinfiol.com/youtube/

Sure: https://github.com/kevinfiol/youtube

Some things to note if you'd like to use it:

1. I deploy to Github Pages via Github Actions. See .github/workflows/build.yml for details. The only thing you might wanna change here is the `schedule` of how often to build your page

2. I define my subscriptions in src/feeds.json. It's just an array of tuples [name, rss_url].

3. I currently redirect to an Invidious instance. You can modify the `YOUTUBE_URL` const in scripts/render.js to `youtube.com` if you don't care for this