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(best in your own eyes) Most features? Coolest Features? Slickest Design?
Centreon?
NagVis?
Other?
Icinga (a forked Nagios)
Centreon is the best ! We use it in our company. Have a look at FAN(Fully automated Nagios) ! best best best.. and don't forget to use the lm_sensors for linux and Notify By Jabber plugin if you use Jabber and linux servers in your company and google talk ;-)
NagVis seems to be better even if only from purely aesthetic prospective. But then for me it's one of the key elements. Maybe if you would ask more specific question (what criteria do you use to define best) it could be easier to answer you question.
Thruk is a powerful interface for nagios, icinga and shinken. Features range from excel export to sending mass commands and plugins range from configuration editor to reporting and dasboard.
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If I wanted to create a small program, perhaps a calculator or something, what language would I use, and how would I implement it?
Very new to coding, especially with websites so sorry if it's a dumb question.
This is a very vague question with so few specifics that it could really be answered 1,000 different ways.
To get you started with your reading though, I would suggest you read up on the differences between server-side and client-side coding languages for the web. That will help you understand what languages you would want to use and for what reasons.
As a general rule though, most people would likely build a simple app like a calculator in javascript, as it doesn't require a lot of interaction with the server, doesn't utilize any data storage, and would run on the users machine rather than tie up resources on your server.
Happy learning, and if you want a lot of responses on this site, you should include more specifics in your questions. Such a broad question is very hard to answer with any sort of brevity.
You can start with HTML, CSS and Javascript. www.w3schools.com is a good source to learn HTML, CSS and Javascript.
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Lately i have been using Notepad ++ and i was wondering if any of y'all would recommend a different platform that would allow me and another person to code on the same project at the same time?
I like using Sublime text.
It's very lightweight and extemely versatile :).
You can install alot of free very creative plugins to help you coding too including some SVN plugins.
To share your code another way i guess you could use something like github or tortoise SVN too.
To work on thesame file online i recommend collabedit.com (Online editor for multiple users)
Good luck
Er, well, you could try Vim or Aptana Studio or Net Beans?
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I run a small startup and have developed some web applications. We use open source technologies heavily and I want to give proper attribution to everything that we use.
The only thing I am concern about is it safe to expose everything? Such as webserver, development language and framework etc. Are there any pitfalls of doing so?
e.g. One particular concern is if some vulnerability be discovered in framework, application can be easy target until gets a patch.
The more one knows the more one can leverage. Said that, it shouldn't be to much of a problem if you build your web application with security in mind.
Shouldn't be an issue - many companies make public the fact that they use particular open source solutions.
The main pitfalls are the obvious security related ones: have you changed all the default admin passwords etc.?
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Are there any open source URL shortening software projects out there? Perhaps something that works in conjunction with Apache?
A lot of them popped up when I did a search on Github:
https://github.com/search?langOverride=&q=url+shortener&repo=&start_value=1&type=Repositories
Does this Count? http://code.google.com/p/urly/
or this http://yourls.org/
Firefly claims it can be up & running in 2 minutes: https://github.com/ariejan/firefly#readme
Here are some other suggestions: http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/7-open-source-and-free-url-shortener-scripts-to-create-your-own/
You could do it yourself easily enough with a database. Just store each long url in the database as a key and the short one as a value. You could easily create a short one with an auto-increment field in your table. Your urls would look like this:
http://mysite.com/12345
In your server side programming language of choice, just do a look up into the table, and then do a redirect.
I use http://yourls.org/ in my shortener, very powerful and plugin enabled. You can also easily create your own pages with stats and stuff.
Here's mine:
http://impbr.com
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I'm trying create my own carbon footprint calculator, but I'm having trouble finding all the proper equations and such online, anyone know of any decent resources?
Wow, that is a huge question. In part because "all the proper equations" really depend on who is doing the asking. I would start here: http://www.withouthotair.com/
This resource is HUGE for this. =)
I think this project sounds very interesting!
If you are familiar with web development, it would be very cool to make this a web-based project, which allows for constant growth and development of the equations. You could even make it so that users of your web site can view the equations you are using, and input their own equations. Maybe you could even consider some sort of mechanism to fold back user equations into the base - or set up multiple different bases for different users of different lifestyles.
I didn't directly answer your question, but I hope these concepts are interesting and useful to you.
-Brian J. Stinar-