(Vincent Danen) Management of MySQL databases can be fairly straightforward—with the right tools. Using the MySQL command-line client requires a fairly intimate knowledge of MySQL in particular, and the SQL language in general. Not only that, but depending on the size of your terminal, the output of
Tag: Open Source
User-defined Interfaces in PHP 5: Turning MySQL Classes into Interface Implementers
(Alejandro Gervasio) Welcome to the third part of the series “User-defined interfaces in PHP5.” In four parts, this series explains the use of interfaces in PHP5, highlighting their advantages and illustrating their implementation in real applications.
Using MySQL – Introducing SQL
(Keith Brown) This is the first in a series of MySQL workshops designed to introduce MySQL and SQL statements to a novice developer.
See why ASP.NET and MySQL is a powerful combination
(Tony Patton) MySQL has emerged as a viable option when choosing a database platform. A good testimonial to MySQL’s power lies in the many companies utilizing it, which include Google, The Associated Press, and NASA. The cost of ownership associated with open source software is usually cited when de
Long-awaited MySQL 5.0 makes its debut
(Sean McCown) MySQL 5.0 has finally been released to much anticipation from the open source community. The new version includes some important enhancements that make an upgrade mandatory for 4.1 users, including improved security and stored procedures. All in all, MySQL 5.0 is a respectable open sou
Membership and Role providers for MySQL
(andriniaina) This article provides two files that contain a Membership provider and a Role provider for ASP.NET v2.0.
User-defined interfaces in PHP 5: Implementing (X)HTML Widgets
(Alejandro Gervasio) In this second part of the series, you will learn the basics of object-oriented web page generation through the use of (X)HTML widgets. You will also see how objects implement the “HTMLRenderer” interface to explicitly define its functionality by using the “toHTML()” method.
PokerRoom.com Powers High Transaction Online Poker System with MySQL and HP
In the late 1990s, two Swedish students decided to take a break from their university studies. Traveling across North America, they made a living as professional poker players. A couple of years later, upon their return to Sweden, they started an online poker site – PokerRoom.com. Today the si
Installing and using phpMyAdmin to manage MySQL databases
(Vincent Danen) Management of MySQL databases can be fairly straightforward — with the right tools. Using the MySQL command-line client requires a fairly intimate knowledge of MySQL in particular, and the SQL language in general. Not only that, but depending on the size of your terminal, the output
Road test: Four databases tested
(Steve Turvey) For many businesses, a database is the vital organ that lives, breathes, and protects precious data — the treasured jewel of their enterprise. Everything they know, and every way to know it, is dictated by these all-powerful tools.