In March 2026, RSSHub added an external blog feed integration by introducing a new route to fetch and display posts from aschmelyun.com. This expands RSSHub's feed coverage to include Andrew Schmelyun's blog, enabling subscribers to discover and read his posts directly via RSS. Implemented as a dedicated route (feat(route): add aschmelyun.com blog route) with commit bcba35b41c1b4604a0c663773c139d3b1390523f (#21271). No major bugs fixed this month; focus was on delivering a high-value feature while maintaining quality. Technologies demonstrated include Node.js route design, HTTP fetch/parse for external feeds, and clear, traceable commit messaging.

Concise monthly summary for 2026-01 (DIYgod/RSSHub). Delivered a new Blog Articles API Route for the bvisness.me blog within RSSHub, enabling programmatic retrieval of articles with titles, links, and publication dates. This unlocks downstream integrations, analytics, and partner workflows by providing structured article data via API. No major bugs fixed this month. Technologies demonstrated include API route design, version-controlled development, and cross-repo collaboration within RSSHub.

June 2025: Stabilized the SMBC archive experience in the keiyoushi/extensions-source project by fixing a 500 error on the archive page through a network interceptor that translates 500 responses to 200. This ensures archive content loads reliably for users even when upstream services return errors.

May 2025 – keiyoushi/extensions-source: Focused feature delivery to improve security hygiene and image service reliability. Key outcomes: 1) Added *.jks to .gitignore to prevent Java KeyStore files from being committed, reducing data-exposure risk. 2) Migrated image generation URLs from fakeimg.pl to fakeimg.ryd.tools across extensions, with version code increments to reflect the migration. No major bugs fixed this month; work emphasized feature delivery and migration groundwork across the repository. Business value: lower security risk, consistent image service endpoints, and safer future migrations. Technologies/skills: Git hygiene, security practices, API/endpoint migration, release/version management, cross-repo coordination.

Monthly summary for 2025-01: Focused on reducing end-user connectivity issues for legacy Wi-Fi hardware by updating the official FAQ to address 802.11b/g compatibility. The change provides guidance to use APs that support legacy rates, mitigating a common connectivity failure for Wii consoles. This documentation improvement enhances user experience and lowers support load while enabling reliable onboarding in mixed-network environments.