I am releasing the Perl script I run to dump a spreadsheet of my most recent tweets, Contacts.pl, as an open source project, under the Artistic License. This is the same license that Perl uses. I’ve been using this script or variations of it since before the Haiti earthquake, so it’s [...]
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I am releasing the Perl script I run to collect historical Twitter data for a topic, TopicTweetHistory.pl, as an open source project, under the Artistic License. This is the same license that Perl uses. I’ve been using this script or variations of it since before the Haiti earthquake, so it’s pretty well tested. The master repository [...] I am releasing the Perl script I run to collect Twitter data after an event, GeoTweetHistory.pl, as an open source project, under the Artistic License. This is the same license that Perl uses. I’ve been using this script or variations of it since before the Haiti earthquake, so it’s pretty well tested. The master repository is [...] Only time will tell what the market impact of the formation of MeeGo from the merger of Nokia’s Maemo and Intel’s Moblin projects will be. But for the moment, it clearly appeals to me as a developer far more than the iPhone or Android platforms have. So I have joined the MeeGo site – look [...] Modeling Tools PDQ Linux Server Profiling Tools oprofile Load Testing Tools Apache JMeter Share/Bookmark This tutorial covers profiling of Linux servers using open-source tools such as “iostat”, “oprofile” and “blktrace”. Both processor-bound and I/O-bound cases are covered, and the emphasis is on tools that provide visual displays of relevant metrics. Linux Server Profiling: Using Open Source Tools For Bottleneck Analysis Share/Bookmark Prerequisite Software To get the most out of these books, you will need to install some software. You will need Mondrian, R, GGobi, and the ggplots, rggobi and DescribeDisplay R packages. All of these will run on a Windows, Macintosh or Linux desktop / laptop, including most netbooks. And they are all free, open source software. ggplot2: [...] Over the years, I’ve experimented with a number of tools for mind mapping, and related concepts such as dialogue mapping. I can recommend the following resources. Coaching and Training Apositiva Books Dialogue Mapping: Building Shared Understanding of Wicked Problems |
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