HeidiSQL - MySQL made easy Free Mac client for Git, Mercurial and SVN - Atlassian SourceTree The Life Of A Radar » Blog Archive » Snow Leopard Ruby/Rails Developer Setup Step-By-Step Guide — Moving A WordPress Website Without Hassle Advertisement Moving WordPress is a task that many people find daunting. The advice on the Codex, while comprehensive, gives you a myriad of options and doesn’t describe the process simply and in one place. When I had to move a WordPress installation for the first time, I spent hours searching online for information on the various aspects of the process, and eventually wrote myself a checklist — which I still use. So to save you the hassle, here’s a step-by-step guide to moving a WordPress website. I’ll cover three different scenarios, which in my experience are the most common: Moving a website from a subdirectory of a domain to the root directory (for example, if you’ve been using a subdirectory for development while not affecting an existing website that’s in the root);Moving a website from a local installation to a remote installation; andMoving a website between domains or hosts. Before You Start Before you start any of these methods, make a backup of your website: Beware! 1. 2. 3. 4.
75 Essential Cheat Sheets » CODECALL Programming is not an easy job and requires a lot of concentration and expertise. You might get stuck anywhere in the code and can’t figure out what’s causing the error. However, you need to finish the code as soon as possible because your boss is watching over your shoulders. In that moment, you daydream about a tool that could give you help, a quick solution, or a quick reference to solve your problem and get the program working as it is supposed to be! Cheat sheets are a collection of notes and facts used for quick reference. Cheat sheets typically contain the information about all the syntaxes and data properties that are used in that particular coding language. Here, we have a list of the 75 best cheat sheets for designers and programmers. 1) Cheat Sheets – jQuery 2) Cheat Sheets – HTML 3) Cheat Sheets – HTML5 Cheat Sheet 4) Cheat Sheets – CSS 5) Cheat Sheets – CSS2 6) Cheat Sheets – CSS3 7) Cheat Sheets – JavaScript 8) Cheat Sheets – Linux 9) Cheat Sheets – Java 10) Cheat Sheets – Java 8
DimitriK's (dim) Weblog : May 2010 MySQL Performance: Using Performance Schema Two weeks ago I was very lucky to meet in Paris Marc Allf (one of developers of MySQL Performance Schema) and get all details about Performance Schema directly from the source :-) I would say I'm very excited about this feature giving so enormous potential to observe any activity inside of MySQL, as well by a great flexibility of the proposed solution! However, discussing with Marc and going over a day more and more in depth, I've got some remarks that I needed to group, summarize and then express (and vacation time helping here a lot ;-)) My points will not be about adding some new extensions, but rather fixing some core issues which I consider important (and, please, correct me if you're not agree, express your ideas, etc - it's one of the cases where a quantity of opinions will be easily transformed into the quality solution for sure :-)) The following stuff is not a HOWTO, rather just some ideas based on observations during a test workload.
20 Excellent Plugins for Safari These days we have great choices for Web browsers: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome and the list goes on. Each browser comes with its own set of advantages and features and one of the greatest benefits of Firefox has been the ability to fully customize it through the use of plugins and add-ons. This feature is especially important for those of you using Mac OS X, when deciding whether to pick one of the two heavyweights: Firefox or Safari. But Safari actually does support plugins. Here’s a list of 20 useful plugins for Safari for OS X. Please note that many plugins work through something called SIMBL (Simple InputManager Bundle Loader), which is basically a little tool that helps developers manage and run their code as plugins for the different applications on OS X. You can grab SIMBL for free here. 1. Firefox had a very popular plugin called Foxmarks. 2. PithHelmet is a blocker, but it blocks more than just ads. Customize the filter however you like. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
Backing Up Your Database Languages: English • 日本語 • Português do Brasil • Русский • ไทย • 中文(简体) • (Add your language) It is strongly recommended that you backup your database at regular intervals and before an upgrade. Restoring your database from backup is then possible if something goes wrong. Backup using cPanel X cPanel is a popular control panel used by many web host. There is no need to unzip this file to restore it. Using phpMyAdmin phpMyAdmin is the name of the program used to manipulate your database. Information below has been tried and tested using phpMyAdmin versions 2.5.3, 2.5.7-pl1, and 2.6.1-pl3 running on Unix. Detailed options are listed below, though in most cases you will be fine with the default export options. Backup Process with phpMyAdmin Log into phpMyAdmin on your serverFrom the main login screen, select 'Databases' (You may not need to do this step) Now click the name of your database - or your WordPress database if you have several databases. It doesn't matter too much what you check here.
26 Things to Note Before You Develop a Website 1 Domain Choose a name that people can remember well and choose wisely (and appropriately) whether you will use.com, .net or something else. 2 Hosting Choose a reliable one and look at how much capacity you need. 3 Tech Technology you can use: HTML5, CSS3, PHP, JQuery, Javascript, etc. 4 Purpose What is the purpose of the website: business, corporate, e-commerce, etc. 5 Layout & Color Color affects the 'feel' of your site. 6 Site Map Clear site map & flow chart. 7 Content Your website has to provide a good and informative content to the users. 8 Audience You have to know who your audiences are, then you can build content that will attract them. 9 Advertisement Don't put too much advertisement in your website. 10 Pop Up Message Prevent pop up messages. 11 Attractive Design Good website should be simple, yet professional. 12 Buttons Make an eye catching buttons and "call to" action buttons like buy now or download now. 13 Background 14 Image 15 Easy Navigation Users can easily find what they are looking for.
Tuning MySQL Performance with MySQLTuner Version 1.0 Author: Falko Timme <ft [at] falkotimme [dot] com> Last edited 08/28/2008 MySQLTuner is a Perl script that analyzes your MySQL performance and, based on the statistics it gathers, gives recommendations which variables you should adjust in order to increase performance. That way, you can tune your my.cnf file to tease out the last bit of performance from your MySQL server and make it work more efficiently. This document comes without warranty of any kind! I do not issue any guarantee that this will work for you! 1 Using MySQLTuner You can download the MySQLTuner script as follows: wget In order to run it, we must make it executable: chmod +x mysqltuner.pl Afterwards, we can run it. . server1:~# . -------- Storage Engine Statistics ------------------------------------------- [--] Status: +Archive -BDB -Federated +InnoDB +ISAM -NDBCluster [--] Data in MyISAM tables: 301M (Tables: 2074) [--] Data in HEAP tables: 379K (Tables: 9) [!!] server1:~# 2 Links
Simplify Your Dev Environment With Passenger Pane On OS X? Develop web applications with Ruby? Want drag-and-drop and point-and-click development server management? Then you need Passenger Pane. Passenger Pane is an OS X preference pane designed to work in concert with Phusion Passenger and your OS X Leopard’s default Apache2 installation (the same one that serves your Web Sharing). Here’s what we’re going to do: Install Phusion PassengerInstall Passenger PaneServe a “Hello World!” Install Phusion Passenger Phusion Passenger is the (not so) new hotness in the Rails deployment world. The Phusion team have done a great job on the passenger install. Open a Terminal window.Install the passenger gem: sudo gem install passenger Install the passenger apache2 module: sudo passenger-install-apache2-module Include the module and some supporting configuration settings into an apache conf file. Note: We put the passenger apache configuration in /etc/apach2/other/passenger.conf (a file we created). Install Passenger Pane Installation is simple.
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