Posts Tagged mysql
Super Useful Web Dev Tools
Posted by Howard Yeend in Firefox, PHP, Productivity, Programs, javascript on March 17th, 2010
OMG, it’s been a whole month since my last update.
I have draft posts about all kinds of Good Stuff™, but none are quite publishable yet. So today I’m just going to point you at a few great resources I use all the time while doing my web development magic:
PHP CV – Howard Yeend – UK Web Developer
Posted by Howard Yeend in (misc), PHP on August 1st, 2009
Setting up a WAMP Server by hand
Posted by Howard Yeend in Apache on January 15th, 2009
This article will step through what you need to do get WAMP (Windows, Apache, mySQL, PHP) running on windows 2000, 98 or XP. (It might work with Vista, ME or 95, but I don’t promise anything)
By the end, you’ll have a versatile tool that will allow you to:
-host your own website (permanent internet connection preferable)
-learn a basic programming language (PHP)
-learn about relational databases (mySQL)
-learn about server config on the industry standard webserver (apache)
all without having to install a new operating system.
DB 2 SQL code
Posted by Howard Yeend in PHP on February 1st, 2005
A PHP file that connects to a specified host and mySQL database, and generates the SQL queries needed to reconstruct the database. Very useful if you want to back up a database over the web, or simply to transfer a mySQL database to your local machine. Read the rest of this entry »
Free PHP Scripts / Web Projects
Posted by Howard Yeend in CAPTCHA, Firefox, Other Code, PHP, Programs on January 13th, 2005
Various PHP projects of mine, with free GPL source code.
Mostly, these are small PHP/mySQL applications that provide an equally small piece of functionality. Source code is available under the GPL in most cases. Read the rest of this entry »