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Ask HN: How do you track FOSS releases, changelogs?
So I realized this morning (after seeing the post re: NodeJS release) that I'm always having a hard time tracking release notes, breaking changes, new features, etc. It's hard even for the software I'm intimately familiar with and use on a daily basis, and I'd like to get a better forest-level view of the projects I'm using or considering.
Does anybody have a resource or tool that aggregates this sort of information? That lets me filter/select the ones I care most about? I'd love to see something like that. Free product idea if it doesn't already exist. ;-)
Features I'm hoping for, in no particular order:
- Reasonably common format
- Filtering/Selecting
- FOSS itself, of course
- mtmail 11y agoFor nodejs you can start with https://www.npmjs.com/package/retire https://www.npmjs.com/package/retire "is a tool for detecting use of vulnerable libraries" For Ruby/Python/PHP/node you can use https://gemnasium.com/ https://gemnasium.com/ I thought about creating something similar for Perl once. I'm sure there's still space in the market.
- m_ke 11y agohttps://github.com/nodejs/node/releases.atom https://github.com/nodejs/node/releases.atom + feedly/slack
- joshschreuder 11y agoYeah, subscribing to the releases RSS of the various OSS I use works pretty well.