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Introduction to Graph Databases – Step by Step Guide

September 19, 2014 / / 0 Comments

Table of Contents Felienne is an Assistant Professor in the Software Engineering Research Group at Delft University of Technology. 1 Introduction Neo4J is a graph database, a database aimed at storing and querying graphs rather than tables. Many things in modern life are ‘graphy’: social network data is a well-known example, where the emphasis lies more on who is connected with who and what than on the data itself, like your name and address. I recently migrated my spreadsheet analysis tool from SQL Server to Neo4J. It was 1) healthy for my brain to work with a new type of database, 2) fun, and 3) queries turned out to be a lot more intuitive and efficient. In this post I will explain what that entailed …

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Web Profiler | Drupal.org

June 24, 2014 / / 0 Comments

Port of the Symfony WebProfiler Bundle as a Drupal 8 module. Dependencies D3.js library, download here and put d3.min.js into libraries/d3 directly into the docroot highlight.js, download here and put highlight.pack.js and idea.css into /libraries/highlight directly into the docroot Implemented collectors Asset Blocks Cache Config Database Extension (Modules and Themes) Form Memory PhpConfig Request Routing State Timeline User Views See more at: http://www.wellnet.it/en/blog/porting-symfony-web-profiler-bundle-drupal-8 Warning Web profiler 8.x-1.x-dev is maintained aligned to the current Drupal 8 HEAD, probably it doesn’t work with any alpha versions. From Drupal 8.x-alpha11 we provide a release aligned to the current Drupal 8 alpha version.

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iRET iOS Reverse Engineering Toolkit

May 11, 2014 / / 0 Comments

iRET is an open source tool that you can use to analyze and evaluate iOS applications. The toolkit includes the following features: Binary Analysis where you can check the binary encryption , architecture of the application and if it has stack-smashing protection enabled. Keychain Analysis this to analyze the keychain contents, including passwords, keys, certificates or any sensitive information in the app. Database Analysis this to display all Databases within the application and also the content of the database. Log Viewer to find out all logs stored in the syslog and display logs of the application. Plist Viewer will list the files within the application and makes it easy for user to have the property of each file. Display the application screenshot you are investigating. iRET interface…

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iRET – iOS Reverse Engineering Toolkit

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Minicron – Manage and Monitor Cron Jobs

April 25, 2014 / / 0 Comments

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Minicron – Manage and Monitor Cron Jobs GPL License, Stats Leave a Comment Minicron aims to complement cron by making it easier to manage and monitor cron jobs, it can largely be thought of as two components that interact together, the CLI and the Hub. The CLI is what is installed on your server(s) and executes your cron command and reports the status back to the Hub. The Hub is the central point where data from one or many instances of the CLI is received and stored in a database. The Hub also provides a web interface to the data and makes it easy to manage your cron jobs. Requirements: – Demo: http://jamesrwhite.github.io/minicron/ License: GPL v3 License Share Tweet Sponsors subscribe to our…

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