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A bunch of software development blogs that I've collected (~40). I'd love to share a list but I can't find an easy way to export them from Feedly :(
Related: what are the best rss readers out there? I've been mostly happy with Feedly but I'd really like something that is:
Like others below, I use FreshRSS for the server component. I have the Read You app on my phone which syncs with it, and makes for a pleasant reading experience.
I use Feeder https://f-droid.org/packages/com.nononsenseapps.feeder/
The only thing in your list it doesn't do is text to speech and once in a while I do have to go to the website but that only for very long articles.
It has a keyword filter which is probably my favourite feature.
I also self host FreshRSS. Was super easy to setup. I don't expose it, so when away from home I use wire guard to connect to my home network.
Ahh yes, the walled garden trap.
I self-host a copy of FreshRSS which does most of those things. No Android app but the PWA works.
Whether you can read the full text in the app or not usually depends on whether the source provides a feed with the full text in it - changing your reader app won't make much difference.