I’ve been dabbling further with AI-driven development and have another app for exploration. This time it is a basic RSS Reader for Windows I’m calling RSS Quick. Get the full details and program from Release RSS Quick 1.0 – Initial Release · kellylford/rssquick or my alternative download location.
The name RSS Quick reflects the intent of the app to be a simple and fast way to quickly browse RSS feeds. The program does not handle feed management at this time but will allow you to import an existing OPML file and quickly browse the feeds. RSS Quick includes a default OPML file named RSS.OPML that will be put in the default folder where you unzip the software package. It has dozens of feeds from a wide range of sources already included. Even if you don’t use the app, the OPML file may be handy as another source of feeds.
To use RSS Quick, you need to download the .ZIP file for your computer. In most cases this will be the X64 version. If you are using ARM hardware with Windows, you’ll want the ARM version. Extract all the files to any location on your computer and run RSSQuick.EXE. The program will load the default OPML file that has been included. If you do not have the necessary version of .NET, you will be prompted to download that first.
You can learn more about RSS Quick from the readme for the program. Give it a try and consider getting involved or submitting issues on the GitHub page.
RSS Quick is one of three projects I have available. I also have my Sports Scores app and an Image Description Toolkit. available. All projects can also be downloaded from my separate release archive.
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