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Need your daily dose of Oracle? I ran across some cool RSS feeds to keep track of what’s going on. I personally read the Corporate News and the Application News. Of course you can always add our feed as well if you’re feeling lucky.
If you have other cool Oracle feeds ... Continue reading »
If you have other cool Oracle feeds ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
I managed to track down a number or Oracle related RSS feed/aggregators and post about them last month. Check out:
http://one-size-doesnt-fit-all.blogspot.com/200...
Cheers,
CM.
1 year ago
Can I make a suggestion regards the RSS feed page too please:
Most of those RSS feeds (such as Oracle Magazine) also have web pages at OTN. As well as providing the RSS link, how about a link back to the web page too (if it exists)? This will assist in navigating around OTN and for those who are disinclined to read RSS feeds, a link to the useful web page instead.
Cheers,
CM.
1 year ago
CM.
1 year ago
Your comments are valid for OTN, and you should let Justin know. Did you know he Twitters as "oracletechnet"? This is the type of thing that might actually make Twitter useful.
Justin has been a big help promoting this blog, which is (for the most part) Applications-centric, although we touch on everything. That is why he gets loads of mentions here.
Thanks for reading.
Jake
1 year ago
Keep up the good work with the blog. You've plenty of fresh content that I read frequently.
Cheers,
CM.
1 year ago
No worries, read more, sleep more, work less.
Jake