I'm aware of it, but I don't find it useful. The style of feed it generates is essentially worthless for a feed aggregator. I'll stick with Planet Scala. :-)
(Which, incidentally, predates the friend feed. So perhaps a better question is "Have you seen Planet Scala? You might find it useful").
tylerweir
· 11 months ago
If you add Planet Scala, FriendFeed and the Reddit scala feed[1], you've got all the scala loving you need.
Of course, the amount of duplication increases. :)
David, I appreciate the Planet Scala tweaks, thanks.
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Have you seen the scala room at friendfeed?
http://friendfeed.com/rooms/scala-programming
You might find it useful
Peter
(Which, incidentally, predates the friend feed. So perhaps a better question is "Have you seen Planet Scala? You might find it useful").
Of course, the amount of duplication increases. :)
David, I appreciate the Planet Scala tweaks, thanks.
[1] http://www.reddit.com/r/scala/