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Interview with the editor-in-chief of Netbeans MagazinePosted by felipegaucho on May 7, 2007 at 8:05 AM PDT
Netbeans Day is happening at Moscone and walking by San Francisco I had a chance to interview Leonardo Galvão - the magazine's editor. On board of a Star Bucks Cafe, Leonardo gave some tips about the new online resource for the Netbeans users.
Who writes for the magazine ? The contents are collected from several countries, and we always try to identify the core Netbeans users and also the companies adopting the tool in large commercial projects. The writes are basically the Netbeans community, and everyone interested in to contribute should send a mail with a brief description about the prospective article. The Netbeans and SUN also give us some support in order to guide the content selection. The last issue is a good example about the diversity of writers, it is a 80 pages publication including articles from USA, South Africa, Germany, Brazil and Italy. What is the preferable subjects ? Everything related to Netbeans: special tricks to enhance the productivity through the features of Netbeans, script languages, interoperability with Open Office and eal world usage of Netbeans Platform. The magazine is a community effort or a commercial initiative? The magazine is a commercial initiative in symbiosis with the community. The board responsible to publish and elaborate the magazine is doing it through a professional business model but with low cost and giving priority to the contents quality and the community demand. People don't earn too much money through the magazine, but we believe a minimum budget is required in order to guarantee the quality of our work. Are you attending Netbeans Day ? For sure :), I will have a chance to keep in touch with a lot of people today at Moscone pavilion. I am looking for a snapshot of the Netbeans community that will be very important during the next magazine's releases - see you there. A special tip: during this week, Leonardo Galvão is taking breakfast everyday at the Star Bucks near China Town, and if you want to schedule a meeting with the editor of the Netbeans Magazine, you can contact him through the mail: leonardo @ javamagazine.com.br»
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