I’ve decided to accelerate my plans for moving planetscala away from this domain. So, this is an announcement: At the end of the month, drmaciver.com/planetscala feeds will no longer work. Please point your feed readers to the new planetscala.com URLs.
Posts Tagged ‘planet scala’
Pulling the plug on old planet scala feeds
Wednesday, April 8th, 2009planet scala now on github
Sunday, April 5th, 2009We were talking in #scala about how there was a bunch of infrastructure work I’m supposed to do on Planet Scala but probably never will. They’re basically all to do with the web frontend aspect of it – a logo, a bunch of style oddities, etc.
Thing is, I really don’t care about the web frontend. As far as I’m concerned, planet scala is a feed aggregator that happens to have a web page. I’m not going to take it away or anything – clearly a lot of people like to use it – but it rather discourages me from putting a lot of effort into it. Additionally, I hate doing web development. So there’s not much chance of me actually ever making the web frontend great.
What I really need is someone else to do it for me. Someone who actually cares about the web page, is good at it and has the time to work on it.
If only there were some way of getting a distributed group of programmers with disparate interests to collaborate on a project…
So, planet scala is now available for you to hack on. Feel free to have a play, see if you can get yourself happy with the results, then see if you can get me happy with them so I merge them in to the main planet scala.
Planet Scala gets its own domain
Sunday, March 15th, 2009It can now be found at http://planetscala.com/
The old location and feeds will continue to work for the foreseeable future, but I’d appreciate it if people were to start using the new URL instead.
Planet Scala now running on venus
Sunday, February 15th, 2009And boy is it getting dehydrated.
Ahem. Sorry.
I’ve moved planet scala to run on Venus, the successor to planet-planet. This should fix some bugs we were seeing with post titles getting mangled for some feeds. Unfortunately it may also cause your feed reader to go crazy and report a bunch of stuff as new which isn’t. That should be a one off thing though.
That is all.
Planet Just Scala
Sunday, January 18th, 2009After a little bit of hacking around with Yahoo Pipes I’ve created a filtered version of the Planet Scala feed. I couldn’t figure out a way to make Yahoo Pipes give me a pretty URL (which is stupid, as it gives a pretty web URL just fine), so here’s a decent-urled version of it. http://pipes.yahoo.decenturl.com/planet-just-scala
I’ll probably replace this with a quick custom script at some point when I can be bothered, but this works for now. :-)