Ideas

Read GitHub releases on your Kindle

Release notes for the projects you depend on, read properly once a week instead of skimmed in a tab.

Set this up Try any plan free for 7 days.

Why on a schedule

Release notes often arrive while you are doing something else, which makes important changes easy to miss.

Collect a week of them for the projects you actually depend on and read them properly on a Monday morning, away from the terminal.

What arrives

The release title, tag and full release notes, rendered as an article.

Default schedule
09:00 every Monday, in your own time zone
Format
EPUB with a contents page
Plan
Up to 10 built-in or custom sources per schedule on Plus from $6.99/mo

Start from one of these

Choose an example and the setup form is filled in for you.

Example GitHub releases sources
Source  
cloudflare/workers-sdk Use this
withastro/astro Use this
rust-lang/rust Use this
postgres/postgres Use this

Setting it up

  1. Paste your Kindle email

    It ends in @kindle.com. Where to find it →

  2. Approve our address on Amazon

    Once, so Amazon lets our documents onto your Kindle. Where →

  3. Add the source and fill in repository

    Everything else has a sensible default you can change later.

    • Repository (required) — for example cloudflare/workers-sdk
  4. Pick when it should arrive

    The default for this source is 09:00 every monday, evaluated in your own time zone — including across a clock change. Or collect it into one scheduled delivery with your other reading so it arrives as one issue.

Set this up See the plans