Coding - CSS, PHP, etc.

So I've asked around some of the Drupal boards a bit, and I can't find anyone that has a solid handle on a easy to use drupal webserver health reporting module. Currently I switch back and forth between Nagios and Cacti depending on client needs, but what I'd love to see is a drupal module that can just check simple stuff like cpu load, ram, swap, caching, and webtraffic load. There's a nagios drupal module, but that requires setting up Nagios and that takes more setup time than a lot of my clients want to bother with. Anybody got any ideas? Or should I just get off my rump and make one?

At last night's Austin Drupal meetup, I promised to post the links to the tools I demonstrated for testing color schemes for sufficient contrast. I plan to share more about these in the Accessibility portion of Drupal documentation, but for now, here are the places to find the tools:

On Tuesday, February 10th at 7:00 p.m., Refresh Austin is having a meeting and on the agenda is a presentation on jQuery. Since jQuery is the Javascript library included with Drupal, I thought some people here might be interested. More details about the meeting are available on the Refresh Austin web site.

Hi all, For those of you at the meeting this week that were interested in the full Node Version Module that I talked about, My old boss put it up on GitHub at
http://github.com/casefoundation/drupal-full_node_version/tree/master

I was going to set up a site with it so people could see it in action. At that point if anyone is interested maybe we could get togeather and hammer out any major issues.

For those of you who do not know what I am talking about, this is the abstract of the talk we were going to give about Full Node Version

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I just built my first module today. It is inanely simple, but it works. I created two fields that the user fills in, and using the values from those fields I made it do a simple calculation. Now I'm trying to figure out how to take the results from those calculations and control the output a bit more. The only way that I have found to print the results from a form in drupal is with drupal_print_message. This works for single result equations, but later I need to be able to end up with multiple results and do more advanced formatting with tables or unordered list.

I'm passing this along because I think it's helpful to the Drupal community and I believe all Drupal groups could benefit from it. A while back, I came across get copies of books to share as provided by greggles (thanks Greg Knaddison!) and decided to sign up the Austin Drupal Users Group with Apress as an "Apress User Group".

This week, I received a letter from Apress asking me to "remind your members of their exclusive Apress User Group Program discount of 25% off ALL Apress books!" I scanned the letter which you can view in the attached PDF file. In addition, I've attached Apress' free chapter on theming, Chapter 8, "The Theme System", as a PDF file. You should see it below under "File attachments". It's 875 KB and you'll need Adobe Acrobat to read it.

Read on for more info.

Regards,
Walt Esquivel, MBA; MA; President, Wellness Corps; Captain, USMC (Veteran)
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