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SQL for Flat Files Database Tutorial
We’ve spoken about “data permanence” before, when we presented PHP Themed Supervision Sixth Genericization Tutorial Can the Javascript client side of the web application world “save” anything? Sort of, if you want to consider HTTP Cookies, and lots and lots … Continue reading
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SQL for Flat Files Poll Tutorial
We venture further down the route of interfacing web applications to our Flat File SQL Engine. The first interfacing web application we started out on, to the “proof of concept” level yesterday, when we presented SQL for Flat Files DDL … Continue reading
SQL for Flat Files DDL Tutorial
Welcome to the tutorial title that changes the least but with a big change to direction with our Flat File SQL Engine thinking because today’s SQL DDL focussed work opens our Flat File SQL Engine up to ‘outside’ use. That … Continue reading
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SQL for Flat Files DML Tutorial
Continuing on with our “Flat File SQL Engine” project today, building on yesterday’s SQL for Flat Files Primer Tutorial we can summarize the emphasis of today’s work by … relenting on those DML flat file data table data content restrictions, … Continue reading
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SQL for Flat Files Primer Tutorial
Around here, we like SQL (Structured Query Language) as a tool to work for RDBMS databases (or “data sources”) of all flavours and styles and types and content, and this should come as no surprise, as a lot of thought … Continue reading
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MAMP on Windows Primer Tutorial
Have you noticed when you revisit websites from long ago lots of times functionality regarding platform flexibility has moved on. Web server products in particular are of more benefit to us all if they support multiple platforms. In that regard … Continue reading
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?