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TOP 100 TOOLS
Linux / LAMP
Linux is a free Unix-type
operating system originally created by Linus
Torvalds with the assistance of developers around
the world. LAMP = Linux, Apache, MySQL, PhP]
| Website |
Linux |
Apache
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MySQL |
Perl |
| Cost |
Free |
| Availability |
Download |
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Platform |
PC or Mac |
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2007 ranking |
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2008 ranking |
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2009 ranking |
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Comments from those who selected Linux/LAMP
as one of their Top 10 Tools in 2008
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"This technology makes it trivial for a
non-programmer like me to create my own tools that do what I
need them do. Using the APIs of the different web services I can
create my own mashups."
Hans de Zwart
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"LAMP stands for "Linux
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Apache -
MySQL -
Perl" and can be summarized as
'my web server'. My web server is a big part of my
work - it is where (using Firefox) I create my
newsletter, store my articles, link to photos and
slide shows, and more. My work on my web server -
and specifically the software I write to run my web
server - is a concrete representation of the
concepts I talk about in my publications and
presentations."
Stephen Downes
- "I found it is the best suitable for education as its
sources are available. Especially, for Computer Science/IT
interns this is very useful as they can experiment what they
have learned in the courses and acquire real system SW
orientation."
N B Venkateswarlu
- "Linux-based Root
Server: Most of
my communications
and personal
information
management is done
by this server.
Webserver,
Mailserver,
Jabberserver, Wiki
Engines, Blogging, Subversion
repository... are
examples for how
important the server
is. From any part of
the world I can log
into the machine to
use it."
Tim Schlotfeldt
Comments from those who selected Linux/LAMP
as one of their Top 10 Tools in 2007
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"LAMP stands
for "Linux
-
Apache -
MySQL -
Perl" and can be summarized as
'my web server'. My web server is a big part of my
work - it is where (using Firefox) I create my
newsletter, store my articles, link to photos and
slide shows, and more. My work on my web server -
and specifically the software I write to run my web
server - is a concrete representation of the
concepts I talk about in my publications and
presentations."
Stephen Downes
- "Linux-based Root
Server: Most of
my communications
and personal
information
management is done
by this server.
Webserver,
Mailserver,
Jabberserver, Wiki
Engines, Blogging, Subversion
repository... are
examples for how
important the server
is. From any part of
the world I can log
into the machine to
use it."
Tim Schlotfeldt
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