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Team Members
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Alex Tebbs San Francisco
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Jon Borgonia
Seattle, WA
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Emmanuel Pilande
Seattle, WA
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Tony Gaskell Honolulu
Launch Site
Improved Network Tools
A GUI for whois, dig, traceroute, and more!
Description
This application throws a GUI interface on top of dig, ping, traceroute, and whois.
After launching the application, provide a domain name you would like to inspect. You can switch between each tool by selecting them from the dropdown.
Instructions
Visit the download page on Github to download the latest bundled release for your operating system!
Brew Installation
brew cask install https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theRemix/homebrew-cask/int/Casks/int.rb
This will install the application Improved Network Tools to your Applications folder.
Built With
Electron Application
Network Tooling
Website
And of course amazing work of library authors/contributors!
https://github.com/Hackbit/nko2017-nodenodenode/network/dependencies
Feedback / Ratings (10)
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2017 Important Dates
REGISTRATION OPENS
Aug 14
COMPETITION
NOV 11-12
JUDGING
NOV 13-19
WINNERS
NOV 20
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Te Vallee (Participant)
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Sergio Andrade (Participant)
Gret Job, guys!
:D
Kushagra Gour (Participant)
Love the interface and UX you guys have given to such monotonous cli utilities. Great work! Love it!
usernameak (Participant)
Well. Well
Peter Krumins (Judge)
awesome set of networking tools!
Robert Gonzales (Participant)
Super slick!
Nathan Hoad (Participant)
That looks so cool :)
Brian Clark (Judge)
Beautiful UI and excellent utility. Well done!
Nelson Laracuente (Participant)
The aesthetics of the app is really nice and I personally need this type of information for my job often so this is a nifty tool to have.
Brian Woodward (Judge)
I like that this was easy to install and use locally. I also like that the command line tools are included. It would be awesome to be able to set up a list of favorites to easily check frequently checked domains.