Website Showcase for This Week #2

Yes, I know that it's been a month since I last posted a code snippet website showcase. Sorry for the inconvenience.

And now, for another code snippet website showcase!

This week, I'm showcasing my Angular RSS Reader, which is based originally on a repository available here.

The source code for the website is available here

Below is an embed of my website:

Comment below for a chance to get your website to be showcased! It ideally should be original and maybe uses Angular if possible!

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