4 ms·
I can't help a little plug here, so if you fancy others on other technologies, check out https://cooperpress.com/ https://cooperpress.com/ ;-) I believe the ot
by petercooper 13y ago
I can't help a little plug here, so if you fancy others on other technologies, check out https://cooperpress.com/ https://cooperpress.com/ ;-)
I believe the other one you're mentioning is http://phpweekly.info/ http://phpweekly.info/ ? I don't think it has had an issue for a while though :-(
- ck2 13y agoWell, end of May. I think they are traveling. There's room for both. Another good newsletter is Pingdom's weekly summary, but it's not php of course. We should probably have an "ask HN" for good weekly newsletters but I guess we can only read so much.
- derefr 13y ago> We should probably have an "ask HN" for good weekly newsletters but I guess we can only read so much. Thought: what if there was a social news site, where instead of manually submitting links, the site was just itself subscribed to a set of feeds+newsletters, the links from which would get automatically dumped into the /new area for voting as soon as they're received? A democratic process on top of an editorial process, rather than a pure-democratic process. Might be something to try?
- eksith 13y agoThis is Google Reader, no? ;) I like the idea and it seems to be a public, vetted (courtesy of votes/comments), version of a feed reader. The only problem I see is if the content creators object if anything more than the title itself, and maybe a brief blurb, are included. Now that I think about it, it's also very similar to Google News.
- joshuacc 13y agoAs the creator of another weekly newsletter, I fully support this idea. ;-)