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gemfeed: Keep track of your gems in your sleep

by outoftime —

gemfeed.com lets you keep track of the gems you use. Sign up for an account, subscribe to gems, and receive RSS notifications when new versions are released.

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this is almost a good idea, but its not integrated enough, i have a better idea

jason —

I’d love to build this functionality into Gemcutter. If you’re interested, let me know! :)

qrush —

“and receive RSS notifications when new versions are released.”

This looks nice and useful, but I get most of this functionality by running gem outdated periodically. I’m not sure how much more I get from this web service?

rawbloke —

its a bit of a hassle to subscribe to all the gems that are installed. why not give a textfield that accepts the output of gem list and then give s the option to unsubscribe to unwanted ones? Or, a rubygems plugin á la gem install gemfeed && gem feed --all

gerrit —

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