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20070831 Pátek srpen 31, 2007
NetBeans Truck Vs. Adobe Bus

Thanks to this blog entry I found out that Adobe had a similar idea as Tim Boudreau. So let's compare the different approaches of Adobe and NetBeans teams:

 

 

1. The Adobe bus is definitely flashier (pun intended) :)

2. In reality as a software developer you might need to pay to get a ride with the Adobe bus. Our truck is free and fully open source. You can take a look under the hood (not sure if you would want to do that with Tim's white truck though - our source code is most probably in much better condition than Tim's truck).

3. Adobe bus has planned it's route carefully. Tim is asking developers where he should go and he'll go wherever developers tell him (more or less). We are definitely more spontaneous.

4. We are an underdog if you compare the vehicles, however we've got the community behind us!

5. Adobe has a very cool site for the tour and probably lots of professionals who worked on the website, marketing of the campaign and have staff that takes care of the bus, etc. On contrary we have Tim Boudreau who is doing everything - the website (to be launched soon), writing software to upload images from his web camera, installing his GPS, writing software to upload GPS info, he'll be doing the presentations, driving the truck, repairing the truck, etc. I wouldn't be surprised if Tim would sleep in the truck as well :)

6. Our tour is actually a side effect. Tim bought the truck because he wanted to move himself. In meanwhile he had the idea that it would be fun to do a little US tour and talk to developers. I don't think Adobe's bus was bought to move their employees in the first place :)

7. Our tour will cost much much less than Adobe's. When you can't spend lots of money, you need to be creative and that's when all the fun starts (right, Tim?).

Please support Tim in his endeavours. And wish him luck, his white beast might fall apart anytime!

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3. Adobe bus has planned it's route carefully. Tim is asking developers where he should go and he'll go wherever developers tell him (more or less). We are definitely more spontaneous.

could u come to in Mongolia? :D

Posted by SE on srpen 31, 2007 at 01:40 odp. CEST #

It's OK, Roumen, I've got it covered: http://blogs.sun.com/coldrick/entry/air_and_buses_and_netbeans6

Posted by David Coldrick on srpen 31, 2007 at 01:45 odp. CEST #

oh boy :)
What a big bus :)

Posted by Laurent M on srpen 31, 2007 at 02:44 odp. CEST #

Hey Rouman,

We just announced the Eclipse MLP Tour. Maybe you could add us to your comparison.

http://ianskerrett.wordpress.com/2007/08/31/the-eclipse-mlp-tour/

Posted by Ian Skerrett on srpen 31, 2007 at 05:55 odp. CEST #

LOL. Eclipse developers like ponies?

Posted by Roumen on srpen 31, 2007 at 06:01 odp. CEST #

Yes but Roumen don't forget the Jonathan is King of all ponies. :-)

Posted by Ian Skerrett on srpen 31, 2007 at 10:10 odp. CEST #

Ah, yes, but with the Eclipse / NetBeans / IdeaJ etc. world tour, you get something you *don't* get with Adobe --

Convoy.

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