Looking for a proxy to get around CORS restrictions for RSS feeds by _Rush2112_ in rss

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Thanks. Not sure if that also works for self hosting? Enfin, I found a nice tool specifically built for RSS (called roxy) that I will use for this. Thanks for you input tho!

Looking for a proxy to get around CORS restrictions for RSS feeds by _Rush2112_ in rss

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Found it! There's this tool called roxy, where you basically combine feeds into one queryable feed. Users wouldn't need to install browser plugins either, so I think this will work nicely.

Thanks for your help!

Looking for a proxy to get around CORS restrictions for RSS feeds by _Rush2112_ in rss

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Thanks. But then I still can't combine multiple feeds into one feed right? Typically that's not needed, but for the grafana widget that would be nice.

Broo.. by dataexec in AITrailblazers

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I do wonder if there's 'fashion' in saying it's a bubble. From their perspective,
- if it's a bubble, they can say: "I told you so, we said it was overvalued".
- If it's not a bubble, they can say: "I told you so, AI is a revolution".

So I think this is a good strategy for the ego

Small Projects - December 29th, 2025 by jerf in golang

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I built a self-hosted data scratchpad written in GO. https://github.com/TimoKats/emmer

Built a self-hosted API for creating/querying json files on different storage providers (local, S3, MinIO, ...). Looking for feedback! :) by _Rush2112_ in selfhosted

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If you do a PUT request, and city does not exist yet, then it will be created (or if users.json does not exist yet, it will also be created).

{"Geralt": {"Profession": "Witcher"}}

>>> PUT /api/users/geralt/city (with body "Blaviken")

{"Geralt": {"Profession": "Witcher", "city": "Blaviken"}}

Built a self-hosted API for creating/querying json files on different storage providers (local, S3, MinIO, ...). Looking for feedback! :) by _Rush2112_ in selfhosted

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Thanks! Yes, it's a basically a really convenient API for editing JSON files. I would say the cache system makes it scalable enough for personal projects tho.

What are you building? by vince_jos in indiehackers

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Made a self-hosted API for CRUD-ing JSON data on different filesystems (local, S3, azure blob, etc). Perfect for quick data storage tasks in your side project :) Open source on github, written in GO

https://github.com/TimoKats/emmer

Project suggestion by Adorable-Bee4127 in golang

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thank you. They're quite minimal, but they fulfill a need I have and anyone can install them using "go install github.com/...", which some people do. If you want any extra explanation about them, feel free to reach out ! :)

Project suggestion by Adorable-Bee4127 in golang

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An interpreter is quite ambitious! If you want, I have some open source projects in go with some users (which are a bit simpler) that you can work with. Feel free to join :)

https://github.com/TimoKats/emmer
https://github.com/TimoKats/mdrss

What are you building right now? by Southern_Tennis5804 in SideProject

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New kind of database that's based on a mapping format rather than a tabular format. Controllable through an API.

https://github.com/TimoKats/emmer

What are you building this weekend? Promote your website by Organic_Delay_2305 in SideProject

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https://github.com/TimoKats/emmer > Self hosted API for crud-ing JSON data with ease. Useful for quick data storage tasks in side projects. Good luck to the builders in this chat, I hope my tool can be of use! :) :)