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In order to help track what is going on at eclipselab and raise the visibility of some projects, it would be good if there could be a few RSS feeds. The two ones I can think of at the moment are: - newly created project - new release of a project made available.
If you subscribe to the committers list in your RSS reader, you'll see them. Anne sends out all the announcements of new projects to this list http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/eclipse.org-committers/maillist.rss
Sorry, I didn't see "eclipse labs" in the original request. I just read "new eclipse project" :-)
We definetly have plans for this. We're just waiting on the right APIs to become available.
(In reply to comment #3) > We definetly have plans for this. We're just waiting on the right APIs to > become available. We definitely want to get more exposure to the Eclipse Labs projects and am open to ideas. As Nathan stated, the api isn't available yet but I hope in the next couple of weeks it will. A couple of ideas: - we have an automated blog post to PlanetEclipse that list new projects. - we try to integrated the new rss feed into the eclipse.org home page. - I'd like to encourage projects to list Eclipse Labs project based on a certain tag. For instance, the EclipseRT project could list the Eclipse Labs projects on their web site based on the EclipseRT tag. - I'd like to be able to create a composite p2 repo of all the Eclipse Labs projects. Ideally that repo would be made part of the release train? Other ideas?
> - we have an automated blog post to PlanetEclipse that list new projects. Not a big fan of this. This will spam too many ppl. > - we try to integrated the new rss feed into the eclipse.org home page. I like this one better. I think there is a place to separate new projects from released. For example at Apache there is a ML for each. > - I'd like to encourage projects to list Eclipse Labs project based on a > certain tag. For instance, the EclipseRT project could list the Eclipse Labs > projects on their web site based on the EclipseRT tag. +1 > - I'd like to be able to create a composite p2 repo of all the Eclipse Labs > projects. Ideally that repo would be made part of the release train? I did not want to ask, but since you propose :) Though I think that a market place like presentation is likely to be more effective than a gigantic repo. In any case, repo or market place, the categorization will be one of importance. How is this going to be drive?. We should probably discuss that in another bug though.
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Google labs was discontinued. Closing
