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So little progressive… At least george floyds mural stays in the northern quarter even today – Oct 25th 2020 Like most of the designers featured, I stay hopefully too However I also listened/read the wired article – Five Years of Tech Diversity Reports-and Little Progress. Its coming up to 6 months since George Floyd was murdered by the Minneapolis police. One of the things I am planning is a look at all those pledges to make a change by companies to see if they actually did what they pledged. Part of my work is to extract the data from this amazing presentation. Put into a form where others can add to it, likely a airtable, mutliple google sheets or github somehow? I think what the original authors did is amazing but it they limited its impact by not separating the data from the format. Not a criticism of course, but I could really help if they provided the data or sources. If you can help or can point at places which might help a XML type person like me, do shout. If you are interested in joining what happens next, drop me a message. I started a google sheet, after pretty much manually pulling the data out of the Google Slide. I’ll likely drop the sheet somewhere, so others can add without messing with the existing data. This gives me the chance to mess with Airtable I guess? Author Ianforrester Posted on OctoOctoCategories culture-and-politics Tags #Blacklivesmatter, #blm, change, design, diversity, georgefloyd, minneapolis, murder, presentation, xml It started with a subscription and a email… I’m testing the protected cell feature in Google sheets, although I have a copy if it all goes wrong. I started subscribing to the Dyslexic Advantage, as I have gotten much benefit from the book and decided it would be good to digest much more.Īfter looking at their premium section, which has a lot of media I started thinking there is maybe too much and they are adding more to it all the time. I started thinking if they have RSS, I could subscribe and get updated media without having to go to the site to check. Looking at their RSS it was the generic one for the blog no matter which page I went to. There was a note at the end of the podcast section saying if you have troubles or would like it another way ask. So I did and got into a discussion with Dr.

Brock Eide the researchers and writers of the dyslexic advantage. They were using some other system which was costing them a bit and there was extra step of uploading content to the other system from their dropbox drive, which they nicely shared with me.ĭropbox drive I thought… sure I saw a service which will take a directory of files and generate a RSS feed? I remembered it was called I talked about the advantage of RSS and explained you can have http authentication on RSS to keep their premium content secure. I set up a account and tried out Justcast for myself and was impressed with how easy it was to get up and running. Josh from Justcast wrote back pretty quickly… They were on it! The one thing which seemed to be missing was authentication on RSS feeds. Thanks so much for your suggestion and interest on JustCast, and you know what, we are actually going to work on implementing this Authentication to the feed feature in July. I will definitely keep you in the loop on our development progress.įollowing that email we went back and forth and he showed me what it would look like. Then a day ago (29th June) a emailĪdding authentication to the feed feature went live. You will able to find the config under the Settings > Advanced. I did and it worked exactly how I specified previously. and the Justcast team have so many features, check out their blog. In the meanwhile I was equally impressed to see the dyslexic advantage team had taken my advice, converted their whole premium content to Justcast and were asking me to test the RSS feed. It worked perfectly, no need to have access to the dropbox anymore.

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I was able to subscribe to the RSS feed (theres a button called subscribe which gives you the full RSS feed link).

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