How can I send useful Stackoverflow articles to my Kindle?

Question

I love stackoverflow and I love my new Kindle and I'm looking to bridge the gap.

Anybody devised a clever way to do this?

Disclaimer: Yes i know this is not technically a programming question but theres always so many things on here I want to read but want to do it out by the pool and not at my desk :-)

Offstage

stackoverflow.uservoice.com ... – Olivares

Answer 1

RekindleIt ( http://www.rekindle.it/ ) is also a service to send a current page to the Kindle device.

Bernettabernette

don't have my kindle on me right now but the mechanism by which this works looks exactly what i need – Offstage

Answer 2

http://Instapaper.com has great kindle support and http://www.kindlefeeder.com/ has rss support.

Vogler

Answer 3

I've recently created ebooks of the top 20 tags in Mobipocket format designed for the Kindle.

The code uses the monthly data dump to pick the top articles and the source is available on Github if you want to tweak it for your own use.

Disturb

Answer 4

You can use Send to Kindle. Actually being enlightened by this question, latest version of "Send to Kindle" adds support for Stackoverflow and Quora.

:)

Tuttle

Answer 5

Amazon has their own Send to Kindle extension for Chrome.

Psychochemical

Answer 6

You can read RSS using Google Reader. It allows off-line reading.

http://thepugetnews.com/2008/04/29/using-google-reader-on-the-amazon-kindle/

Edition

Surely offline reading requires GoogleGears which is unlikely to be ported to the Kindle? – Airman

Actually, hasn't the off-line mode been withdrawn now due to lack of use? – Airman

Answer 7

I'm now on an iPad and using POcket (formerly read it later)

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