SQLite Migrator 1.2.0 Now Available
Yesterday, SQLite Migrator 1.2.0 was released. SQLite is a great database engine, but migrating to it brings some hassles. With SQLite Migrator, it’s a simple 3 step process to migrate from nearly any database to SQLite: Select your Source Database Select the destination SQLite database Click Migrate That’s it. There are a few options you can tweak such as the source database...
Read MoreSQLite Migrator 1.1 now available
Last week, SQLite Migrator 1.1.0 was released. New features include: Export CREATE TABLE commands as SQL files Export all data as tab-delmited files Specify encoding of source data Easier ordering You can learn more here.
Read MoreAnnouncing SQLite Migrator
I am pleased to announce the release of SQLite Migrator, the quick and easy way to migrate your databases to SQLite. I really like SQLite and I use it on a lot of custom client projects. It’s really becoming a popular database solution as it’s now used with several development environments, including Adobe Flex/Air, Google Gears, Apple Cocoa (CoreData), REALbasic and...
Read MoreCMS Shootout: DotNetNuke vs. Joomla vs. WordPress
A question was asked on LinkedIn regarding these three CMS systems. Although I answered it there, I thought a longer post was warranted. DotNetNuke I probably have the most experience using DotNetNuke. I’ve built several sites using DotNetNuke, I’ve installed it on my own servers and have even attempted to build a module for it. DotNetNuke (DNN) is incredibly powerful, but...
Read MoreProfessional Organizations
After attending the techMaine conference this week, it got me thinking about professional organizations. My company is a member of techMaine and I am on the board (and a paid member) of the Association of REALbasic Developers. My techMaine membership allows me to support the local technical community. I also get business leads (techConnect), but few of those are for work that we do. I also get...
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