Anyone care to share their easy, time-saving methods for reading use.perl journals?
The traffic here is such that I can usually scan through just about everyone's entries. But I'm slightly ashamed to admit that I just go to the homepage and click each entry in the Recent Journal's area. This hardly seems the way for some who uses perl to do something.
How do you do it?
Re:rss aggregator
Dom2 on 2004-05-03T08:47:40
I do that, using RSSBandit, which seems to work pretty well for most feeds. However, I always seem to find that the use.perl feed is "missing" journal entries, compared to my amigos page.What url do you use for your feed? I'm using http://use.perl.org/journal.pl?op=top&content_type=rss.
-Dom
Re:rss aggregator
rjbs on 2004-05-03T10:25:37
I use the same link. I find that entries that don't show up prompty do show up eventually. I don't know why, but it's so.
You can read the journals I read if you really want to, http://use.perl.org/user/louis_wu/amigos. Enjoy the journals, they're fun.
Re:Hola, amigo.
merlyn on 2004-05-03T13:28:15
The problem is that you eventually hit the "200 friend limit". I know, I did a few weeks ago, and now I have to stare at the 200 friends and mentally sort the list to see who is unlikely to post a new journal entry soon.I really really want a "subcribe to journals" option here. No go, though. I shouldn't have to "friend" everyone that I want to read. {grin}
Re:Hola, amigo.
cog on 2004-05-05T16:20:52
>The problem is that you eventually hit the "200 friend limit"Now that I had just thought about a way to add everyone as my friend, they tell me...
