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Jenkins useful websites references | Jenkins Resources | scmGalaxy

scmgalaxy K — Thu, 12 Nov 2015 15:25:59 +0000

How to take care of a large Jenkins installation and still keep your sanity – Part 1

How to take care of a large Jenkins installation and still keep your sanity – Part 2

How to take care of a large Jenkins installation and still keep your sanity – Part 3

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Useful Web Development ToolKit

scmgalaxy K — Thu, 08 Oct 2015 09:57:50 +0000

Bokeh

Bokeh is a Python interactive visualization library that targets modern web browsers for presentation. Its goal is to provide elegant, concise construction of novel graphics in the style of D3.js, but also deliver this capability with high-performance interactivity over very large or streaming datasets. Bokeh can help anyone who would like to quickly and easily create interactive plots, dashboards, and data applications.

More Info – http://bokeh.pydata.org/en/latest/#

Quick Example – http://bokeh.pydata.org/en/latest/docs/gallery.html#gallery

Jupyter Notebook

The Jupyter Notebook is a web application that allows you to create and share documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations and explanatory text. Uses include: data cleaning and transformation, numerical simulation, statistical modeling, machine learning and much more.

More Info

https://jupyter.org/index.html

bqplot

Plotting library for IPython/Jupyter Notebooks by bloomberg

More Info – https://github.com/bloomberg/bqplot

Bootstrap by Twitter

Bootstrap is the most popular HTML, CSS, and JavaScript framework for developing responsive, mobile-first web sites.

More info – http://getbootstrap.com/

Learn Faster using Web –http://www.w3schools.com/bootstrap/

Learn Faster Using Videos – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wesUO81YX0U&list=PL41lfR-6DnOovY0t3nBg8Zb6aqm_H70mR

RTBkit

RTBkit is a real-time bidder framework designed for use on advertising exchanges such as the Rubicon Project, Nexage, App Nexus, The Google Ad Exchange and others.

More info – http://rtbkit.org/site/

meatspac

Chat with Webcam Application devloped using Node.js

Demo – https://chat.meatspac.es/

Code – https://github.com/meatspaces/meatspace-chat-v2

talky

Google Hangout Like application Developed using Node.js

https://talky.io

sputnik

More – http://sputnik.szwacz.com/

CSS Guidelines

High-level advice and guidelines for writing sane, manageable, scalable CSS

http://cssguidelin.es/

Uptime Robot

Another area of web development that should be constantly going on in the background is the monitoring of a website’s performance. Uptime Robot does this for you. It checks 50 of your monitors every five minutes, including the HTTP(s), Ping, Port, and keywords. You can choose how to be alerted–for example, through email, SMS, or even Twitter. You’re able to view uptime, downtime, and response times as well.

http://uptimerobot.com/

Converse

For a chat facility on your website, Converse allows you to set up single-user chats or multi-user chat rooms. Users can send chat requests and accept or decline, plus add their chat status like “busy” or “available” and show their typing status.

It has the ability to translate into 15 languages and can be screencast to chat with friends on Gmail or jabber.org. Converse can be integrated with many web platforms, like WordPress and Roundcube, and since it’s written in Javascript, it runs directly through your browser.

https://conversejs.org/

HumHub

This is another tool that lets your website users chat to each other. However, HumHub does this on a much grander scale since you can create your very own social networking site with it. It has a user-friendly interface and lets the website’s business, school, project group, or friendship club communicate and collaborate easily.

Every user of the site has their own “V card,” giving an overview of their profile, plus groups can be set up. Users can post, follow, comment, and like other people’s content, or simply share files and discuss them. It’s completely secure as it’s a self-hosted solution and it’s flexible since you can add in third-party applications. Also, as any good social network, it’s mobile-friendly.

https://www.humhub.org/en/overview

Impulse

This tool can create interactivity for your website, or specifically, dynamic physics based interactions. For example, you can create Chat Heads like Facebook’s, a pull-down menu, inertia scroll, Oridomi Cover, and Bouncy Scroll. They’re all designed to work with mobile devices.

Using Impulse to create dynamic content works better than CSS for example, as there ends up being a shorter delay between when the animation is generated and when it starts playing. CSS tends to be better for static animations. Impulse has created a variety of animations and is always working on more.

More – http://impulse.luster.io/

Monit

Monit is fantastic for monitoring your server and is used for error recovery – it’s one of those apps that you need to have to keep some weight off your mind. It conducts automatic maintenance and repair and can execute meaningful causal actions in error situations. For example, if sendmail stops working, Monit can start it again and send you a warning message so you can act quickly.

It can be used to monitor daemon processes or similar programs running on localhost, checking for changes, like timestamps changes, checksum changes or size changes. It monitors network connection to servers, which is useful if you work in the cloud. It also allows you to test programs or scripts. Both the free and open versions of BSD, many Linux distributions from .deb to .rpm packages, OS X and Solaris .pkg include Monit.

More – http://mmonit.com/monit/

Onsen UI

A tool specifically for apps, Onsen UI has a large selection of web-based UI components and Java and CSS frameworks to build HTML5, PhoneGap, and Cordova apps. It works with jQuery and AngularJS and is customizable, for example, by using Font Awesome.

And of course, it has a responsive layout for all devices, switching between column sizes for mobiles and tablets. It makes the user experience of browsing apps superior and fast, and it’s incredibly simple to use.

Cinematico

Cinematico will create a responsive website for you, which is already elegant and sophisticated, but is customizable for your needs. You can add your logo and background image, for example, or spend a little money on a theme.

The main use of Cinematico, however, is that it updates your website whenever you publish a new YouTube or Vimeo video. It links to your YouTube and Vimeo playlist, channel or account and synchronizes automatically. All of this and it’s free, since it’s open source.

http://cinemati.co/

Rollerblade

For images with a difference, Rollerblade is a brilliant app. It allows users on smartphones, tablets, and desktops to slide the image they see left to right, and this will show a 360-degree view of the image. It works to showcase a building or location, or simply a product shot. With online shopping such a huge business, it makes sense to give customers as “real” an experience as possible.

For web developers, all you need to do is include the code in the top of your page with your CSS and do a few tweaks to get the rotator how you want it. You can have as many image rotators as you like, plus change the sensitivity and choose whether it plays automatically or needs to be dragged by the user.

More – http://www.iamapioneer.com/plugins/rollerblade/

Icon Maker

Icons and emoticons are everywhere these days and it’s easy to understand why: a simple smile can add warmth to any communication–even if it’s a little yellow face doing the smiling. With Icon Maker you can create your own icons to add to your website.

It’s easy enough for anyone to use and perhaps just a little bit of fun for the experienced web developers looking for their own, personalized icons. Create a flat or 3D icon with drop shadows and other design features in minutes.

https://freeiconmaker.com

Cylon JS

This is at the end of the list as it looks towards the future–with robots! Although the Internet of Things has been around some time now, it’s not fully integrated into every home. This tool allows developers to create a web between its 35 supported platforms. This includes Nest and Pebble, plus your basics like your keyboard or for marketing purposes; Salesforce.

It has an NPM module so that it can be run in your browser directly, or you can run it via your mobile through a Chrome connected app or a PhoneGap mobile app. It supports HTTP and Socket.io APIs, allowing you to send commands, send real-time data, and monitor your robots.

http://cylonjs.com/

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Most Useful Tools for Chef

scmgalaxy K — Thu, 24 Sep 2015 15:31:47 +0000

Useful Tools for Chef

Chef Code Correctness (Chef Code Analysis)

Foodcritic
Rubocop

Chef Unit Testing

ChefSpec

Chef Integration Testing

TestKitchen
ServerSpec
RSpec

Some other tools which can be used along with Chef

Some other chef & Knife tools

knife-lastrun
knife-preflight
Chef-handlers
knife-flip
knife-bulkchangeenvironment
knife-env-diff
knife spork

Chef Tools for Windows

POSHChef – POSHChef has been built as a native chef client on Windows using PowerShell.

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20 useful tools for web developers | Handy tools for web developers

scmgalaxy K — Tue, 20 Jan 2015 00:00:00 +0000

NEWS: Keep up with industry trends and developments

HTML5Weekly: Those in the know sign up for this free weekly Wednesday newsletter, a curated selection of news about HTML5 and other web platform technology. Fun fact: each issue also contains job listings.
Hacker News: Y Combinator’s reddit-style web technology forum is replete with need-to-know news on all things development. Create a free account if you want to participate by upvoting interesting stories and partaking in discussions.
Slashdot: Slashdot offers the latest news stories on technology in general and coding in particular. Sort by “popular” if you’ve got only a few minutes to scan some headlines.
reddit: Scroll through the front-end development subreddit for the hottest in developer intel, and feel free to join the conversation whenever you’re so inclined.
A List Apart: This publication, which has been around since 1998, probes the design, development, and deeper meaning of the Internet in a sometimes mind-bending way, geared specifically towards people who “make websites.” It’s a refreshing destination when you’re in search of richly informative, thought-provoking content.

JOBS: Find high-quality front-end dev gigs

Hired: Hired is an online marketplace created specifically for engineers, data scientists, designers, and product managers. Its goal is to streamline the recruiting process by making it transparent to employers and job seekers. Create a free profile (you’ll then have to be approved to join), review any offers that come in, schedule interviews through the Hired interface, and accept your best match—plus a $2,000 hiring bonus from Hired.
LinkedIn: No list of job sites is complete without LinkedIn. 332 million peopleuse the site in 200 countries and territories. A few tips to get the most out of LinkedIn: keep your profile current, complete with a succinct, catchy summary of your background, join and participate in relevant groups, advocate for yourself by tactfully requesting recommendations from former colleagues or clients, and respond to invitations and messages promptly.
Guru: The Web, Software & IT section on Guru is a goldmine of freelance job opportunities. The public ratings offered by people who have experience freelancing with each company are a helpful gauge for whether or not you should consider pursuing a posted opportunity.

NETWORKING: Interact with other developers

GitHub: The world’s largest open-source community is arguably the most invaluable resource on this list. Share code with friends, coworkers, classmates, and strangers, rubbing virtual elbows with other developers from whom you can learn. Browse interesting projects on a multitude of topics, check out trending repositories, and follow the content your connections on the site are into. Working on your own project? Share it, get feedback, and make changes.
Coderwall: Coderwall is a collaborative online platform for developers to improve their programming knowledge and showcase it to their peers and recruiters. You can share code snippets, tutorials, or even thought pieces, and learn from the experts about the latest languages, tools, and technologies. Log in with Twitter, LinkedIn, or GitHub, and earn badges to display on your Coderwall profile based on your career achievements.
Stack Overflow: Stack Overflow is like Quora for developers. Browse through interesting questions, pose your own, and chime in when you’ve got an answer to offer. It’s a great opportunity to take a seat at the virtual table and establish some relationships with others in the industry.
Geeklist: This social network for developers lets you display your portfolio of work; upvote, comment on, and share links and resources; and communicate with like-minded peers in any of 2,000+ subcommunities on the site.
CodePen: On this site you can show off your latest coding creations and get feedback, and further inspiration, from your peers. Browse through others’ “pens” and offer your own two cents.
CSS Community: The CSS Community group on Google+ is an active forum for anyone that works with CSS. Pick up techniques, tips, and tricks, answer questions, and check out the content other developers share.

TUTORIALS: Get instruction on key skills

HTML5Rocks: Google’s developer resource is a playground for curious developers, teeming with free tutorials on everything from synchronized cross-device mobile testing to CSS Shapes. You can also browse slides, presentations, and videos from other developers.
CSS-Tricks: Brush up on your CSS skills with this all-CSS, all-the-time site. Browse screencasts, pick up code snippets, and dive into forums on topics like creating dropdown menus and troubleshooting responsive images.
Smashing Magazine: Handbooks and how-to’s and workshops, oh my! Turn to this site for the latest and greatest in web development, delivered in an easily digestible format. Drill down into familiar topics like CSS, HTML, and JavaScript and expand your horizons into mobile development, UX design, and all things WordPress.
Tuts+: Check out this site for tutorials, courses, and ebooks on coding. Sort by paid or free, and filter by specific skill (for example, JavaScript, Ruby, or PHP).
Geeks for Geeks: This online portal offers easy-to-understand lessons written by computer science geeks, for computer science geeks. Be sure to check out the “GeekQuiz” section, which tests you on dozens of developer skills.
JavaScript Source: Search thousands of free JavaScript snippets that you can quickly copy and paste into your web pages.

GAMES/CHALLENGES: Keep your skill set sharpened

CodeCombat.com: Whet your coding skills by playing this free online multiplayer game. Create an account, choose your arena, then start playing to complete challenges using your coding know-how. You’ll have so much fun you won’t even realize how much you’ve learned.
Codewars: Some have called Codewars better than college. Solve coding challenges using JavaScript, CoffeeScript, Ruby, Python, Clojure, or Haskell, progressing through the ranks as you improve, getting matched with tougher and tougher challenges. Compare your solutions with others after each challenge, and discuss best practices and innovative techniques with the community.
HackerRank: Log in with Facebook, Google+, or GitHub to compete in codesprints and see how you rank against fellow programmers. Unlock rewards and badges based on your performance in five domains: Artificial Intelligence, Algorithms, Functional Programming, Code, and Machine Learning. Psst: you could even get a job offer. Companies (including Amazon, Yahoo, Microsoft, Skype, and Square) use the site as a technical recruitment platform through sponsored coding challenges and a real-time whiteboard with built-in code editor to conduct technical phone interviews.
HackerEarth: The calendar of coding challenges on HackerEarth is jam-packed with opportunities to showcase your skills to your peers and hiring managers. Flex your muscles (er, fingers) with practice problems aplenty, then give it all you’ve got by registering for real-time challenges.

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Click & Download TOP useful Freeware software

scmgalaxy K — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 04:28:56 +0000

Click & Download TOP useful Freeware software

Office

OpenOffice – office suite
PC Suite 602 – office suite
AbiWord – text editor
Atlantis Nova – text editor
Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer – power point files viewer
Adobe Reader – pdf reader
Foxit PDF Reader – pdf reader
PDFCreator – create pdf documents
Doc Convertor – document convertor
Convert – unit convertor
Converber – unit convertor
Sunbird – calendar/organizer
EssentialPIM Free – calendar/organizer
PhraseExpress – speed up your writing
ATnotes – create notes on the desktop

Archive managers

7-Zip – compression program
IZArc – compression program
TugZIP – compression program
CabPack – compression program
Universal Extractor – extract files from any type of archive

Internet

Firefox – web browser
Internet Explorer– web browser
Maxthon – web browser
Opera – web browser
Avant Browser – web browser
Thunderbird – email client
PopTray – check for emails
Free Download Manager – download manager
FlashGet – download manager
WellGet – download manager
Download Master – download manager
WGET – commandline download manager
HTTrack – offline browser
WebReaper – offline browser
Yeah Reader – RSS reader
GreatNews – RSS reader
RSSOwl – RSS reader

P2P this is sharing files on your computer with someone else.

?Torrent – torrent client
Azureus – torrent client
BitComet – torrent client
ABC – torrent client
BitTornado – torrent client
eMule – p2p client
SoulSeek – p2p client
Shareaza – p2p client
DC++ – Direct Connect network client
PeerGuardian – IP blocker

Chat

Miranda – chat client
MSN Messenger – chat client
Yahoo Messenger – chat client
QIP – chat client
Gaim – chat client
JAJC – chat client
HydraIRC – IRC client
Talkative IRC – IRC client
IceChat – IRC client
Skype – VOIP client
Google Talk – VOIP client
VoipStunt – VOIP client
Gizmo – VOIP client
Wengo – VOIP client

Security

AVG Free – antivirus
Avast Home Free – antivirus
AntiVir PersonalEdition – antivirus
BitDefender Free – antivirus
ClamWin – antivirus
CyberDifender – Internet Security Suite
Ad-aware – anti-spyware
Spybot: Search & Destroy – anti-spyware
Windows Defender – anti-spyware
SpywareBlaster – anti-spyware
Spyware Terminator – anti-spyware
Tootkit Reveaker – rootkit detection utility
Winpooch – system protection
HiJack Free – system protection
HighJackThis – hijackers detector and remover
Kerio Personal Firewall – firewall
Sygate Personal Firewall – firewall
ZoneAlarm – firewall
AxCrypt – file encryption
Simple File Shredder – securely delete files
PuTTy – SSH client
KeePass – password manager
LockNote – password manager
nPassword – password manager
Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer – identify security misconfigurations

Servers

FileZilla – FTP client
FileZilla Server – FTP server
EFTP – FTP client/server
XAMPP – integrated server package of Apache, mySQL, PHP and Perl
WAMP – Apache, PHP5 and MySQL server

Audio

Foobar2000 – audio player
WinAmp – audio player
1by1 – audio player
JetAudio – audio player
XMPlay – audio player
Xion – audio player
Apollo – audio player
MediaMonkey – music organizer
The GodFather – music organizer
dBpowerAMP – audio converter
Audacity – audio converter
WavePad – audio converter
Kristal Audio Engine – audio editor
Exact Audio Copy – CD ripper
Audiograbber – CD ripper
CDex – CD ripper
Mp3 Tag Tools – tag editor
Mp3tag – tag editor
Taggin? MP3 – tag editor
Monkey?s Audio – APE compressor/decompressor
mpTrim – mp3 editor
WavTrim – wave editor
EncSpot Basic – analyse mp3 files

Video

Windows Media Player – audio/video player
VLC – video player
Media Player Classic – video player
MV2Player – video player
CrystalPlayer 1.95 – video player
Zoom Player – video player
GOM Player – video player
viPlay – video player
DSPlayer – video player
VirtualDub – video editor
CamStudio – video screen recording
AviSplit – Avi splitter
Video mp3 Extractor – rip audio from video files
Free iPod Converter – convert all popular video formats to iPod video
MediaPortal – turning your PCinto a Media Center
The FilmMachine

Image

Gimp – image editor
PhotoFiltre – image editor
Paint.net – image editor
ArtRage – image editor
Artweaver – image editor
IrfanView – image viewer
Picasa – image viewer
XnView – image viewer
FastStone Image Viewer – image viewer
FuturixImager – image viewer
Easy Thumbnails – create thumbnails from images
JoJoThumb – create thumbnails from images
iWebAlbum – create web photo albums
JAlbum – create web photo albums
3D Box Shot Maker – design quality box shot
FastStone Capture – screen capture
WinSnap – screen capture

3D

Blender3D – 3D renderer
3Delight Free – 3D renderer
SketchUp – 3D modeling
Maya Learning Edition – 3D modeling

Developers

AutoIt – task automation
SciTE4AutoIt3 – text editor for AutoIt
AutoHotkey – task automation
PHP Designer – PHP editor
Notepad++ – text editor
ConTEXT Editor – text editor
PSPad – text editor
FoxEditor – text editor
Crimson Editor – source code editor
Elfima Notepad – text editor
Notepad2 – text editor
Nvu – HTML editor
Alleycode – HTML editor
BlockNote – web page editor
Weaverslave – web page editor

CD/DVD

DeepBurner – CD/DVD burner
CDBurner XP Pro – CD/DVD burner
BurnAtOnce – CD/DVD burner
Express Burn – CD/DVD burner
Zilla CD-DVD Rip?n?Burn – CD/DVD burner
ImgBurn – ISO, BIN burner
Daemon tools – virtual CD/DVD
DVD Decrypter – DVD ripper
DVD Shrink – DVD ripper
Nero CD-DVD Speed – CD/DVD info and quality test

Codecs

GSpot – codec information
AC3Filter – audio codec
Xvid – video codec
QuickTime Alternative – video codec
Real Alternative – video codec
K-Lite Codec Pack – all codecs

System Ulilities

CCleaner – system cleaner
xp-AntiSpy – OS setup
jv16 Powertools – system utilities
XP SysPad – system monitoring utility
What?s Running – process guard
Registrar Lite – registry editor
WinIPConfig – replacement for ?ipconfig.exe? and ?route.exe?
Unlocker – file eraser
Eraser – secure file eraser
Undelete Plus – file recovery
freeCommander – file manager
ExplorerXP – file manager
Duplicate File Finder – find all duplicate files
Ant Renamer – file renaming
ReNamer – file renaming
Icons From File – icos extractor
Chaos MD5 – MD5 generator
HashTab – MD5, SHA1 and CRC-32 file hashes
Rainlendar Lite – desktop calendar
Weather Watcher – weather firecast
Subtitle Workshop – subtitles editor
Ant Movie Catalog – movie organizer
Disclib – CD organizer
Dexpot – virtual desktops
DriveImage XML – create partition images
MozBackup – backup and restore bookmarks, etc.
SyncBack – system backup
Atomic Cock Sync – syncronize your clock
Citrus Alarm Clock – alarm clock
TaskSwitchXP – Alt-Tab replacement
Launchy – application launcher
allSnap – make all windows snap
Sysinternals Tools – various system tools
StrokeIt – mouse gestures
Net Profiles – create profiles of your network settings
ResourceHacker – view, modify, rename, add, delete
Java Runtime Environment – java for Windows

UI Enhancements

RocketDock – application launcher
AveDesk – desktop enhancer
IconPhile – customize windows?s system icons
CursorXP Free – change mouse cursors
MacSound – volume control
LClock – Windows Longhorn clock
Y?z Dock – application launcher
Y?z Shadow – shadow effect to the windows
Y?z Toolbar – change the toolbar icons in Explorer and Internet Explorer
Taskbar Shuffle – rearrange the programs on the taskbar by dragging
Visual Task Tips – thumbnail preview image for each task in the taskbar
Badges – put badges on any folder or file
Folderico – change icons of the folders
Folder Marker – mark your folders
Folder2MyPC – add favourite locations to My Computer
Microsoft TweakUI – system settings
BricoPacks – shell packs
ShellPacks – shell packs
Tango Shell Patcher – shell patcher
XPize – GUI enhancer
Vista Transformation Pack – complete visual style
Vista Sound Scheme – Windows Vista sound scheme
Royale Theme – visual style

Hardware monitoring/Benchmarking

CPU-Z – cpu information
CrystalCPUID – cpu information
Central Brain Identifier – cpu information
Everest – system information
SiSoft Sandra – system information
SpeedFan – hardware monitor
Memtest86 – memory test
PowerMax – HDD test
3Dmark 06 – 3D game performance benchmark
Aquamark – performance benchmark
rthdribl – 3D benchmark
Fraps – 3D benchmark, fps viewer and screen recorder
Prime 95 – cpu benchmarking
SuperPI – cpu benchmarking
CPU Rightmark – cpu overclock
Core Temp – cpu temperature
ATiTool – video overclock
ATI Tray Tools – Radeon tweaker
aTuner – GeForce and Radeontweaker
RivaTuner – video overclock
Nokia Monitor Test – monitor adjustmets
UDPixel – fix dead pixels

Games

123 Free Solitaire – solitaire games collection
Arcade Pack – classic arcade games
Live For Speed – online racing simulator
Enigma – puzzle game
Freeciv – multiplayer strategy game
Tux Racer – race down steep, snow-covered mount?ins

Education

SpeQ Mathematics – mathematics program
Dia – diagram creation program
Google Earth – explore the world
NASA World Wind – 3D virtual globe
Celestia – explore the space
Stellarium – planetarium

Miscellaneous

nLite – Build your own custom Windows disk.
VirtualPC – create virtual machines
grabMotion – webcam capture
iDailyDiary – simple page-for-a-day diary
Pivot Stickfigure Animator – create stick-figure animations
Wink – create presentations
Scribus – professional page layout
FreeMind – mind mapping software
Windows Live Writer – WYSIWYG blog authoring

Wallpapers

Michael Swanson – 1920 x 1200; 1600 x 1200; amazing wallpapers
Mikhail Arkhipov – 1920 x 1200; 1600 x 1200; amazing wallpapers

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