I’ve been using Obsidian extensively lately, with several different vaults and they’re all git repositories. That means I can sync them on any computer I use, and by having revisions I can go back to the previous state of any note or draft, keeping the whole history of it. I can even sync it with my phone and edit notes on the go at any moment without having to pay an external sync service. That’s where I drew inspiration for my feed reader, bulletty. After the days of Google Reader and the recent concerns about privacy and the rise of self-hosting solutions, it was just natural that I needed a local solution for following the sites and blogs that I like. bulletty is a TUI feed reader/aggregator that stores all the feed articles as local markdown files. Very inspired by how Obsidian deals with its vaults, literally just a bunch of text files and a system that “integrates” them together. Reminiscent of the UNIX philosophy, if you think about it. A bulletty library is basically this…
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