My bad. I guess I’m getting too old for all of your youthful technology! (I’m 37.) I haven’t really played with RSS yet, mostly because I don’t have any specific sites that I’m interested in at this point, although I guess I just found one!
Bret, is there anything that the SVN digest can do that the fisheye RSS feed cannot do? Are there advantages to an SVN digest that we might not be aware of? Just checking. I don’t want you to spend time creating a new gizmo when there’s an existing one that does the same thing… unless, of course, you want to create a new gizmo!
Thanks,
MC
The fisheye rss feed can accomplish this with ease.
On Oct 18, 2007, at 2:30 PM, Michael Collins wrote:
What was being suggested was a summary of the SVN commits, only the base information, so that people could follow development instead of being overwhelmed and unsubscribing.
I think that this makes sense. I like to hop on the website and see who’s committed what to the SVN repo recently, but it don’t sift through the diffs, I just look at the programmer’s summary. Having a digest delivered to my FreeSWITCH folder in Outlook would be very convenient to me and I would probably do a better job of keeping up with the latest commits.
-MC
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