Thread: PostgreSQL Magazine
Hello, Is there a PostgreSQL magazine like the one sent by Oracle to whom requests it ? If answer is yes: how to sbscribe to it ? Else I know this could cost a lot to print such magazines, but maybe a pdf version could be affordable. The main idea behind this is to "show" there a big active community behind PostgreSQL, commercial derivatives and success stories of companies, not necesserly fortune 500, using PostgreSQL or products, like OpenERP, that use it as their backend db server. Other contents, like function/script of the month, tutorials, etc could enrich the content of the magazine. End;
Fathi Ben Nasr wrote: > Is there a PostgreSQL magazine like the one sent by Oracle to whom > requests it ? > > If answer is yes: how to sbscribe to it ? > > Else > > I know this could cost a lot to print such magazines, but maybe a pdf > version could be affordable. > > The main idea behind this is to "show" there a big active community > behind PostgreSQL, commercial derivatives and success stories of > companies, not necesserly fortune 500, using PostgreSQL or products, > like OpenERP, that use it as their backend db server. > > Other contents, like function/script of the month, tutorials, etc could > enrich the content of the magazine. > End; There's PG Mag: http://pgmag.org/Start It does not appear regularly (yet?). Yours, Laurenz Albe
Le 17/10/2012 12:35, Fathi Ben Nasr a écrit : > Hello, > Hi > Is there a PostgreSQL magazine like the one sent by Oracle to whom > requests it ? > PostgreSQL Magazine started two years ago. The second issue will be released in a few weeks. So far the magazine is available for free online (download the PDF or read it with the flash reader). You can also buy your own paper version (http://pgmag.org/01/buy). You can also get one for free in some PostgreSQL conferences thanks to our sponsors. > If answer is yes: how to sbscribe to it ? > You can subscribe to our newletter and twitter account to be informed when a new issue is released https://twitter.com/intent/follow?&screen_name=pg_mag http://pgmag.us2.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=d23db8f49246eb6e74c6ca21a&id=f1bf0dbe7d > I know this could cost a lot to print such magazines, but maybe a pdf > version could be affordable. > > The main idea behind this is to "show" there a big active community > behind PostgreSQL, commercial derivatives and success stories of > companies, not necesserly fortune 500, using PostgreSQL or products, > like OpenERP, that use it as their backend db server. > > Other contents, like function/script of the month, tutorials, etc could > enrich the content of the magazine. This is what we intend to do ! Please note that magazine itself works like an open source project. You can join us and participate ! There are many ways to get involved : writing articles, editing, proof-reading, layout design, translating, etc. If you want to contribute, you can join the project mailing list : https://groups.google.com/group/pgmag/ Regards, -- damien
Thank You. On Wed, 2012-10-17 at 14:44 +0200, damien clochard wrote: > Le 17/10/2012 12:35, Fathi Ben Nasr a écrit : > > Hello, > > > > Hi > > > Is there a PostgreSQL magazine like the one sent by Oracle to whom > > requests it ? > > > > PostgreSQL Magazine started two years ago. The second issue will be > released in a few weeks. > > So far the magazine is available for free online (download the PDF or > read it with the flash reader). You can also buy your own paper version > (http://pgmag.org/01/buy). You can also get one for free in some > PostgreSQL conferences thanks to our sponsors. > > > If answer is yes: how to sbscribe to it ? > > > > You can subscribe to our newletter and twitter account to be informed > when a new issue is released > > https://twitter.com/intent/follow?&screen_name=pg_mag > http://pgmag.us2.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=d23db8f49246eb6e74c6ca21a&id=f1bf0dbe7d > > > I know this could cost a lot to print such magazines, but maybe a pdf > > version could be affordable. > > > > The main idea behind this is to "show" there a big active community > > behind PostgreSQL, commercial derivatives and success stories of > > companies, not necesserly fortune 500, using PostgreSQL or products, > > like OpenERP, that use it as their backend db server. > > > > Other contents, like function/script of the month, tutorials, etc could > > enrich the content of the magazine. > > This is what we intend to do ! Please note that magazine itself works > like an open source project. You can join us and participate ! There are > many ways to get involved : writing articles, editing, proof-reading, > layout design, translating, etc. > > If you want to contribute, you can join the project mailing list : > https://groups.google.com/group/pgmag/ > > Regards, > > -- > damien > > >
Thank You. On Wed, 2012-10-17 at 12:49 +0200, Albe Laurenz wrote: > Fathi Ben Nasr wrote: > > Is there a PostgreSQL magazine like the one sent by Oracle to whom > > requests it ? > > > > If answer is yes: how to sbscribe to it ? > > > > Else > > > > I know this could cost a lot to print such magazines, but maybe a pdf > > version could be affordable. > > > > The main idea behind this is to "show" there a big active community > > behind PostgreSQL, commercial derivatives and success stories of > > companies, not necesserly fortune 500, using PostgreSQL or products, > > like OpenERP, that use it as their backend db server. > > > > Other contents, like function/script of the month, tutorials, etc could > > enrich the content of the magazine. > > End; > > There's PG Mag: http://pgmag.org/Start > > It does not appear regularly (yet?). > > Yours, > Laurenz Albe