Roumen's Weblog

Po	Út	St	Čt	Pá	So	Ne
« listopad 2009
						1
2	3	4	5	6	7	8
9	10	11	12	13	14	15
16	17	18	19	20	21	22
23	24	25	26	27	28	29
30
Today

Navigation

Speaker Profile
Roumen's Weblog
Login
Sun Bloggers
Technorati Profile

Am I popular?

Today's Page Hits: 621

Contacts

Name: Roman Strobl
E-mail: roman dot strobl
at sun dot com

NetBeans

Java Sites

Javalobby
The Server Side
Java Tips
Java Blogs
java.net
java.sun.com
java.cz

Blogs

License info

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

Map of visits

« Localizing with... | Main | News About Opensourc... »

Pondělí srpen 14, 2006

NetBeans Podcast Epizode no. 11

NetBeans podcast is alive! What took so long? Well, I was on a looong vacation :) But now it's back and I'm happy to announce that Gregg Sporar has joined me so we'll be doing the future podcasts together!

NetBeans Podcast Epizode no.11 (24 min 17 sec, size: 17.5 MB)

Shownotes:

1. Gregg joined me in producing the podcast
- Gregg Sporar's blog
2. NetBeans 5.5 Beta2
   - Release announcement
   - Download NetBeans 5.5 beta2
   - Documentation and tutorials
3. NetBeans BlueJ Edition
   - Project page and downloads
   - BlueJ project homepage
   - NetBeans BlueJ edition tutorial
4. Update on Second NetBeans Worldtour
- Updated Sun Tech Days page
- NetBeans future events calendar
5. Profiler Links
   - Updated profiler tutorial
   - Profiler product page
   - Profiler project page
   - Profiler M1 page
   - Profiling points flash demo
6. NetBeans Enterprise Pack for 5.5 Beta2
- Product page
- Download link to appear during this week :)
7. Visual JSF Editing
   - Java Studio Creator product page
   - Java Studio Creator free download
   - NetBeans add-on pack available at the end of this year...

Feedback to: roman dot strobl at sun dot com.

To subscribe via iTunes or similar players, visit http://feeds.feedburner.com/netbeanspod.

Comments:

Guys, great podcast! I learned something new, always a good thing (tm). I think you and Greg have a good 'on-air' chemistry and that's a big part of a successful podcast. (Just ask the JavaPosse guys.) One suggestion though: mix the sound so that you guys aren't to the sides of the listener. (Roumen in the right earpiece, Greg in the left.) When a person listens to a couple of guys giving a presentation, the sound comes from the front mostly, it may be biased to the side of the room the person speaking is on, but it's mostly from the front. I listened on the way home last night and it was as if you (Roumen) were in the passenger seat and Greg was running along outside my window!

Posted by Kevin Slater on srpen 16, 2006 at 02:31 odp. CEST #

Yes, good suggestion, I actually already edited the podcast and it's mono right now. The next podcast will be 20% to the left and 20% to the right for each of us. That will make it sound more like the javaposse guys have it :)

Posted by Roumen on srpen 16, 2006 at 05:35 odp. CEST #

ROFL! Nooo, don't change it, it's not a bug, it's a feature! "Have Roumen on your passenger seat and Gregg running along outside the window -- only here, in the netbeans podcast!" Don't you see? It sells! Trust me! >:-D

Posted by Seapegasus on srpen 16, 2006 at 06:12 odp. CEST #

great podcast! In future podcast I would like to here more about Netbeans Mobility Pack for CLDC and CDC, version 5.5 and 6.0 -ove

Posted by Ove Nordström on srpen 17, 2006 at 08:42 dop. CEST #

Thanks for the feedback. I'll try to get one of the colleagues who works on mobility on air.

Posted by Roumen on srpen 17, 2006 at 08:54 dop. CEST #