Monday, July 14th, 2008 - 10:30 am
One may not use all of the tools/applications mentioned in this article on daily basis, but these are some of the widely used applications in Linux administration and related Linux jobs.
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Choosing a framework is one of the major decisions you make, and will influence a lot of your development choices.
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The acronym LAMP refers to a solution stack of software, usually free and open source software (Linux, Apache, MySQL and Perl/Python/PHP), used to run dynamic Web sites or servers.
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In the proprietary closed source model, the entire development cycle evolves within a single company. Programmers write code, hide it behind binaries and charge the customers to use the software. No one ever gets to know how bad the software really is!
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TagThis is a wordpress plugin that allows the community to appropriately tag your posts. The tags are then added automatically to your post, and helps organize your blog.
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If you register with any of the OpenID Providers mentioned above, you can login with it on any website that supports OpenID. You can also use your existing accounts from a humungous number of services as an OpenID login – AIM, Bloglines, WordPress, et al.
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Easy and effective way to take control of your header and update it through one single file – thus making it easy to update statistics codes, javascript injection etc.
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