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<http://planet.xmlhack.com/>
Although we don't have time to write XMLhack stories at the moment, I'm
pleased to announce the launch of a new service, Planet XMLhack,
aggregating weblogs of the XML developer community.
Planet XMLhack has been set up following the success of Planet RDF
<http://planetrdf.com/>, and a variety of other development-community
focused aggregations such as Planet GNOME <http://planet.gnome.org/>.
The weblogs are chosen to have a reasonable technical content, but
because this is as much about the community as it is about the tech,
expect the usual personal ramblings and digressions as well. In short,
Planet XMLhack's for you if you enjoy being around people from the XML
community.
Over time more members will be added in. Suggestions are welcome, sent
to me, but the editor's discretion is final and ultimately, unfair.
Planet XMLhack has been produced using the following tools: Mark
Pilgrim's RSS feed parser, Dave Beckett's Redland RDF toolkit, and Dave
Raggett's HTML Tidy. Through various devious means we coerce the mess of
public RSS into usable RSS 1.0. The site's spider checks each RSS file
once every hour.
--
Edd Dumbill, Editor-at-Large, O'Reilly Network
More from me on my weblog -- http://usefulinc.com/edd/blog
Mono book -- http://usefulinc.com/edd/books/mono-notebook
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