Finally! Readomatic goes Google Code
I announced it months ago and then it rested for far too long on my Todo-List: Today I uploaded the Source of Readomatic to Google Code. It’s shiny new address is:
I updated the stylesheet to Jon Hicks’ gReader 1.3 and cleaned out almost all the debug code. All development will from now on take place at the new Google Code site. New releases will continue to be announced on this blog, too. Have fun!
Readomatic goes Open Source
Some things work, some things don’t. Here’s what works (so far): Starting a carreer as a freelancing mac developer and consultant. Travelling a lot. Political Activism. Meeting lots of interesting people and generally having a way better time then last half a year. Here’s what doesn’t work: Maintaining Readomatic and adding all the cool features while maintaining the self-set expiration dates. This is why Readomatic will go open source and I will release it under the GPL.
This is what a lot of people have asked for. I will still be actively developing and coodinating things on this project. I plan to release it in the coming days, and for that I already need the help of the “Community”: Where should I host it? Google Code? Sourceforge? Something else?
Until then, here you have a new version, without any expiration date. Enjoy!