Add qtatech.com to Planet Drupal

The feed passes validation.

The guidelines suggest to use a summary between 600 and 1000 characters. While that is a suggestion, users who see articles on Planet Drupal should still get an idea of what they are going to read if they click on the article link given on Planet Drupal.

In this case, they just see the title repeated as summary.

okay it's OK now, I added summary for each article you can check it and let me know.

I added the feed to Planet Drupal ( https://www.drupal.org/aggregator/sources/2046 → ).

Okay good let me check

I have the impression that not all feed content is loaded, or you sorting?

@foka_patrick: It looks like the articles are getting pulled in now, I can see them here: https://www.drupal.org/aggregator/sources/2046 →

The next time you publish an article it should get included on https://www.drupal.org/planet → if I understand it correctly.

Another thing: As a Planet Drupal reader, I think the page could use some more images, to make it less text-heavy. So you could consider including the article image in your feed https://qtatech.com/en/taxonomy/term/30/feed with absolute paths?

Okay good let me do that

Okay good let me do that

Articles created more than three months and three weeks ago are discarded from Planet Drupal.

Thanks @apaderno.

@foka_patrick: It see a change in the feed.xml file, but the mark up doesn't look right:

<div class="field field--name-field-image field--type-image field--label-hidden field__item">//qtatech.com/cdn/ff/XaVPZPs11CW2Cfys1ZrKbxPHTaoWRU7Ah0SyNRcvOf8/1687952783/public/styles/medium/public/Article/drupal_symfony_dev_en.png?itok=DCd0HSgK</div>

It should probably be more like this?

<div class="field field--name-field-image field--type-image field--label-hidden field__item"><img src="https://qtatech.com/cdn/ff/XaVPZPs11CW2Cfys1ZrKbxPHTaoWRU7Ah0SyNRcvOf8/1687952783/public/styles/medium/public/Article/drupal_symfony_dev_en.png?itok=DCd0HSgK"></div>

I solved the problem with the image path, but I have the impression that the articles on planet do not update automatically because we have written other articles that are not yet available on the drupal planet platform.

Perfect @foka_patrick, I see your latest blog post "Challenges and Concerns Holding Back Drupal 9 Websites from Upgrading to Drupal 10" with image on Drupal Planet, and it looks great.

I also see older articles, such as "Drupal 10 and Symfony 6.2 are the Perfect Combination for Web Development" from 28. June on page 4: https://www.drupal.org/planet?page=3 → ....

Thanks for feedback.

Each feed is updated every three hours; that is why new articles do not appear immediately.

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.