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I know that those kind of questions aren't prohibited, but anyway. I want to learn Ada 2012(I download the latest version from AdaCore so I think it's 2012), but I don't find any material in the Internet. I'm reading this http://www.pegasoft.ca/resources/boblap/book.html but I think it's outdated because there are a lot of errors in the code some of which I can't fix. If you know any free material in the Internet about Ada 2012 please give a link to it. I have also look here http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ada_Programming/Ada_2012 but this is for people who can program on Ada 2005 and they are moving to 2012. I will be very grateful to everybody who help.
I wrote a small intro tutorial here and here, the github repo is here
As far as books go, here's John Barnes's Programming in Ada 2012.
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New to both OpenMP and MPI.
Could you guys help me with some links where I could find some info regarding both of them.
Haven't read anything that is related to OpenMp and MPI.
Both standards are actually pretty nice to read. OpenMP and MPI specifications are both available electronically and provide examples and explanations. There are also online courses available, for example at the HLRS website.
The standard introductory book on MPI might be Using MPI by Gropp, Lusk and Thakur. The OpenMP website lists some suitable books.
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Greeting.
We are developing some R code for statistical analystics.
It was originally intended to be used with the Oracle Business Intelligent Suite as the representation layer, however, the management wants us to explore other framework to display those data, and asked us to come up with suggestions.
So far there are the candidates.
1. shiny from Rstudio
2. OpenCPU apps. opencpu.org
3. rapache http://rapache.net/
We are an academic organization dealing with sensitive data, so security is a major concern. Also, our management does not have a big budget, so opensource or tools that come with a significant institutional/academic discount are preferred. So far I am inclined towards shiny but, it's relatively new so it might not as stable as the other two.
Any suggestions especially first hand experience will really be appreciated.
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I need a recommendation on some solid bug reporting/tracking webapp(preferably free and in PHP) that I can host in house to provide customers with a bug reporting/feature request tool. any suggestions?
I've had experience with trac. Bugzilla looks good, anyone had experience with it?
Redmine (open source, written in Ruby).
This probably belongs on SuperUser, but I'd suggest Mantis if you want something free and self hosted.
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I am relativly new to coding and am using Visual Studio 2010 and SQL 2008 for the most part. I am using resharper which is great, but I also found Launchy and StrokeIt which are both great free programs.
Are there any other programs people could recomend that are useful? This may not be the right way to post this but I was unsure where ask this.
Thank you very much!
you can look for plugins for visual studio 2010 here: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/
Visual Studio Productivity Power Tools.
http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/d0d33361-18e2-46c0-8ff2-4adea1e34fef
You could try Resharper. It's useful as it can find errors and indicate when code can be refactored.
http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/
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I found some really good solutions alike : CollabNet (on grails) and others
But when I want to make some changes for my own I really want it being ASP.NET based. Sadly I can't find good solution for it.
Is there open-source project-management systems on asp.net ?
Added : So I'm looking for something that will highlight and browse sources and shows the changes. - that is my main tasks.
Here's a listing of mostly all the ASP.net open source projects.
The majority are not really project management though. There is issue tracking though which can be part of project management:
http://wiki.asp.net/page.aspx/388/aspnet-open-source-projects/
try bugnet. Though its much of a bug tracker but maybe it helps.