opensource?

[Martin Becze]

Since your throwing in the towel would you consider releasing the code?

[Hecktarzuli]

I am, as soon as I get off my butt and shove it to a git hub.. But the source code could be used in a museum, yes it's just that old and crusty :)

On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 8:53 PM, Martin Becze <mjb...@gmail.com> wrote:

Since your throwing in the towel would you consider releasing the code?

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[Harry Barman]

Josh,

Would you be able to post the source code. I appreciate it's probably bit of a time warp, but it would be really cool to have as a starting point.

Personally I still find the extension really useful to be able to pull together all the info I want to follow without being tied to one particular site or mode of communication.

Cheers,

Harry

[Harry Barman]

Josh,

If you could drop the code into a git hub that would be great. I used SlickRSS every day and now I have a bit of time on my hands would dearly like to try to improve it.

On Wednesday, 7 May 2014 04:27:43 UTC+1, Joshua Deltener wrote:

[Hecktarzuli]

I wouldn't improve it, I'd re-write the whole thing (I started to with V3 but then gave up as I didn't see the point)

https://github.com/hecktarzuli/slick-rss

Josh Deltener

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[Harry Barman]

Thanks Josh!

Thanks for that. It's always helpful to have a starting point no matter how crusty.

Cheers,

Harry