Managing developers, developer files, servers, version controls, databases, and just overall the deployment process (zip, unzip, upload to FTP, restart server, export database & import dev database, change URL’s, etc) can be a humongous pain. Kodigen has developed a heavy-duty ... Read more
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Optimizing a Large MySQL Database
WordPress along with a few other web frameworks allow for things like “revisions” which keep track of your site’s content history. While it’s great to step back into time, in WordPress’s case, it clogs up the database and can write ... Read more
MySQL – Calculate The Size of a Database With an SQL Query
I found myself trying to determine the size of all MySQL databases for a MySQL user — quickly. Mkyong.com wrote a great article on how to accomplish that. One example which worked for me was: SELECT table_schema “Data Base Name”, ... Read more
CodeIgniter 2 and Doctrine 2 Integration – A working setup (DoctrineIgnited)
As Widly Inaccurate states, CodeIgniter is a wonderful PHP framework which allows rapid application development. CodeIgniter lacks a base DBLayer and ORM and makes working with multiple databases that need CRUD capabilities a pain; that’s where Doctrine comes in. Instead ... Read more
Object-relational mapping with Doctrine, Flash Builder, and PHP
Original Article: http://devzone.zend.com/article/11512 Richard Bates | Tuesday, December 22, 2009 reblogged by Tim Selaty TLS Web Solutions comment: I am reblogging this article because I found it to be human-readable and informative to those wanting to get started with ORM’s ... Read more