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You can follow the Twitter account of <Programming> 2017, the conference associated with the journal: https://twitter.com/programmingconf https://twitter.com/pr
by timmolderez 10y ago
You can follow the Twitter account of <Programming> 2017, the conference associated with the journal: https://twitter.com/programmingconf https://twitter.com/programmingconf
I'll ask if we can set up an RSS feed or mailing list specifically for the journal though. Thanks for the suggestion!
Kind regards,
Tim Molderez (publicity chair of <Programming> 2017)
- sigi45 10y agoIf you can't provide rss in a simple manner, perhaps you can use twitter but always with the same hashtag so that some service can be used. Twitter <> rss
- lackbeard 10y agoYes, please set up an rss feed. Thanks!
- crispinb 10y agoJust to add fuel to the RSS notion: there's been a minor exodus away from Twitter since the election, so for some of us that's no longer an option.
- kakarot 10y agoPipe the important twitter feeds into an RSS feed. It's what I do :)
- crispinb 10y agoDo you use a service for this or something of your own? (I'd encourage a real feed in any case. It's past time to push more information through open channels).
- burkaman 10y agoYou could use IFTTT, but I think you'd need to give it a Twitter account to work.
- crispinb 10y agoI've also found https://twitrss.me/ https://twitrss.me/ which doesn't require a Twitter login.
- kakarot 10y agoThere are dozens, but that is the one I use. It's simple and no-bullshit. One of the projects I would like to get to this year is writing a crawler that can format twitter and a few other sites that lack a proper RSS feed into an atom feed for me. This is obviously due to the privacy concerns of pushing the feed through a random third party that can log my IP and determine which feeds I follow. Still... what I have now is better than using twitter directly.