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Getting the Latest Sitefinity News

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Sitefinity RSS Feed of All News & Tips A few weekends ago I renewed my efforts to get organized.  Like everyone else, there is a lot of news & information I need to be aware of.  However, I don’t have time to browse the hundreds of sources necessary to extract the handful of items I need to be aware of.  Doing this could easily turn into a full time job.  I need a single source for these news items.

After experimenting with various sources (FriendFeed, Twitter, etc.), I’m again back to using Google Reader as my primary source of information.  Despite, the claims that Twitter has killed RSS, Google Reader is the best tool I’ve found for staying informed.  Using Google Reader I can assemble multiple information sources into a single source. 

All Sitefinity News & Information in One Place

To help others who are also interested in monitoring all things Sitefinity, I’m sharing my Google Reader - Sitefinity CMS bundle.  This news-stream contains the latest Sitefinity blogs, KB articles, news, announcements, etc.  Add this subscription to your own News Reader to stay informed.

Subscribe to the Google Reader – Sitefinity CMS Bundle

Posted by: Gabe Sumner
Tags News

Comments  2

  • Simon 05 Feb

    Hi Gabe,
    That's really very helpful. I was trying to keep track of some of the feeds, but aggregating them together for us has saved me that (and keeps my feeds folders tidier).

    I'm not into twitter so a simple rule that deletes anything beginning "sitefinitywatch:" keeps the content relevant for me

  • Gabe Sumner 09 Feb

    Hey Simon, I'm glad you're finding this feed useful.

    And I don't blame you for filtering Twitter.  I debated whether I was going to include it in the main feed.  The reason I decided to include it is because this is where I feature community contributions.  For example, this week Josh Morales posted his Sitefinity Toolkit. 

    I might discover a better outlet for these resources in the future.  For now, for better or worse, a lot of this stuff gets surfaced on Twitter.
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