Google have announced the launch of their Cloud SQL product. This is a MySQL variant that stores the database in the cloud and works in conjunction with Google’s App Engine service. Until now, App Engine developers have had to rely on rough, schemaless file systems to store data objects. Now, they can take advantage of a MySQL-like database stored in the cloud. Read on for details and article links.
phpMyAdmin has been the gold standard of MySQL database administration apps since the turn of the century. phpMyAdmin is free, open source, pre-installed on almost every major ISP out there, and is fully featured. There’s one glaring gap in its feature set, though: phpMyAdmin lacks the ability to build and edit MySQL queries visually. That’s where MyQuery Builder comes in and fills in the gap. MyQuery Builder is the visual MySQL query editor phpMyAdmin has been missing. Read on to find out how.
For PHP web developers, there are any number of options to connect to a MySQL database. By far, the oldest and most widely used method is through the original MySQL extension in PHP. The PHP development team highly recommends migrating to MySQLi. So what do you do if you’re a Dreamweaver user relying upon Server Behaviors? Through a combination of tools and editors in MyQuery Builder, migrating your code is easy. Click Read more to learn how.
If you’re a Chrome user, there’s a convenient way to launch MyQuery Builder right from your New Tab page. Click Read More to learn how.