Glitch | Chris Aldrich

Luca Hammer (opml.glitch.me)

Get websites and RSS Feeds of the people you follow on Twitter. Import the OPML-file with your favorite feedreader.

I love nothing more than OPML related tools! I just finished exporting all of my YouTube subscriptions the other day, now I can get the RSS feeds from the websites of all the people I’m following on Twitter?! This is awesome. I’ll need to work out how I might be able to import it all into my following page.

As I look at this wonderful little app, I can’t help but think at how nice it might be if they added the SubToMe universal following button for these. I haven’t looked in a while, but it’s possible that the Feed.ly integration for SubToMe needed a tweak to get it working again.

Replied to a tweet by

Kelly Vaughn (Twitter)

I'm very tempted to build a modern day webring for personal sites+blogs in the developer community https://t.co/zzxvomqi4z
— Kelly Vaughn (@kvlly) January 12, 2019

It seems like @glitch has the ability to fill that void
— Daniel James (@thzinc) January 12, 2019

Eh, I'd rather enjoy building my own :)
— Kelly Vaughn (@kvlly) January 12, 2019

That's fair. I was thinking Glitch would work as a place to build/host a webring and allow others to remix it as desired.
— Daniel James (@thzinc) January 12, 2019

Yes! We’d love to be a home to the webrings people build :)
— Anil Dash (@anildash) January 12, 2019

Ahhh gotcha! Yeah I'll certainly investigate more when I'm off my phone!
— Kelly Vaughn (@kvlly) January 12, 2019

For inspiration: using @glitch our friend @schmarty has built an #IndieWeb ring to link people’s personal websites which dovetails on your prior idea.
Many on the ring are developer related btw.
https://indieweb.org/indiewebring

Bill Lumbergh's sage web design advice

Bill Lumbergh from Office Space says, "I'm going to need to ask you to go ahead and not use microformats classes in your CSS."

The instructive meme I made with Glitch for EDU522.