"There are a large number of project management tools designed to support Agile methodologies such as Scrum and eXtreme Programming (XP), including several open source options. This article compares the most compelling open source options on the following criteria:

* Feature set
* Usability
* Viability
* Suitability for large projects and products"

"Groogle is a web based peer code review tool providing a range of features aimed at easing the code review process.

Features include:

* Subversion integration, working against live repositories.
* Syntax highlighting for a wide variety of languages.
* Comparisons of entire repository trees to find added, removed and modified files and directories.
* Diffing of individual files and a graphical representation of modifications.
* E-mail notifications to notify review participants when a reviews status changes.
* Optional integration against a wide range of existing authentication mechanisms.

Groogle is released in both RPM and tarball format and can be easily deployed on any Linux system."

"En près de 15 ans, PHP a conquis la plupart des entreprises. Au début utilisé pour des projets annexes, il est aujourd'hui au cœur du SI.

Les projets se complexifient, les délais se raccourcissent : il est temps d'industrialiser les processus de développement.

Ce Livre Blanc dresse un état de l'art des outils et méthodes qui permettent aujourd'hui d'industrialiser ses développements PHP."

Tracker is a free, award winning story-based project planning tool that allows teams to collaborate in real-time.

Velocity tracking and emergent iterations Make planning decisions using accurate projections based on past performance. Story-based iterative planning Base your software project management on proven agile methods. Real-time collaboration See what your team is doing and react to change instantly.

Picok stands for Personal Information Cockpit. It's an open source software package, aimed at enableing users to build their personal information dashboards. The users content is loaded into small draggable boxes, so called portlets, and layed out in a tabbed column-based interface. There are a quite few standard portlets shipped with Picok, but since it is an open system, maintainers of picok installations can easily create portlets of their own.

Picok is written in PHP 5, uses the Yahoo User Interface Library and Zend Framework Components and supports MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, IBM Lotus Notes and is ready to be integrated into your corporate intranet, website or community platform as well.

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The 7 corresponding wastes in software development as defined by Mary and Tom Poppendiek are:

Partially done work Extra Features Relearning Handoffs Task Switching Delays Bugs

Today I'd like to address the 1st waste - Partially done work

mod_auth_openid is an authentication module for the Apache 2 webserver. It handles the functions of an OpenID consumer as specified in the OpenID 2.0 specification. See the FAQ for more information. Download the current release from the the releases page.

You can, now, specify an external program for authorization. That is, after a user has authenticated themselves their identity can be passed to an external program that then returns a value that either authorize them or not to see the resource being protected. See AuthUserProgram for more information.

Have you ever wondered how optimized your Memcached installation is? There is a common misconception that one doesn't have to think too deeply about Memcached performance, but that is not true. If your setup is inefficient, you could:

* Burn Memory
* Waste Network Round-Trips
* Store Keys That Never Get Retrieved
* Have a Low Cache Hit Ratio (i.e. query MySQL too much)
* Suffer a fate too horrible to contemplate.

Percona does a lot of consulting around Memcached, so we try to take a quantitative, scientific approach to measuring memcached performance, just like everything else we do.

Now, depending on the tools you used, the following implementation can be easily exported. The idea is to create a function for every text content you used that are not database related. This function can store information, to be analysed and updated with a backend tool. Now the function has to accept a "context" parameter as a word or a sentence in one page can be the same at first but can be bespoken afterwards.

I am a big fan of the symfony framework, and for my current work, I have implemented such feature. The project is called mgI18nPlugin. This tool used the i18n feature, to record all texts from the template. The tool also add a new tab in the web debug toolbar to edit all text used in the page.