#dev 2025-12-28

2025-12-28 UTC
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osteophage For what it's worth, I've been using Freetube, which is effectively like a RSS reader just for Youtube.
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[artlung] All public youtube channels have rss feeds.
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[tw2113] just a matter of finding them
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[artlung] I have that and a few other feed patterns documented at https://smorgasborg.artlung.com/?filter=rss
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gRegor Updated https://indieweb.org/YouTube#How_to_subscribe_with_RSS, article was buried in the See Also before
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gRegor It looks like it's advertised with rel-alternate, so should work with normal feed discovery. Though I'm noticing 404 on a couple I've tried out so far
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[Sophia_wood] [Al_Abut] p5js is my go to for stuff like that. The resources are abundant. I'd be happy to zoom and get you set up or send you that sample sketch in code to tinker with. Coding train, birbs nest, the art of code, and http://processing.org are just a few resources to name.
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[Sophia_wood] P5 reference and examples is a good place to start.
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[Sophia_wood] I could also host a - making visuals event using p5.
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[Sophia_wood] https://p5js.org/examples/
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[Sophia_wood] Desmos can also be a good resource
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