Apr

17

Javascript Completion in Textmate

April 17, 2010 | 2 Comments

Thomas Aylott, the author of the JavaScript Bundle for Textmate, announced that he added the completion feature to his package. This is great news. as far as I know, this is the first completion made available for Textmate and I understand it is easily extended so we could see several other languages being supported soon. [...]

Apr

5

Backup Your “Tumblelog”

April 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment

First, I must confess that I like trying software out. That’s probably how I ended up having some many accounts with so many services and having a Tumblelog AND a Wordpress blog. Since this blog is not running on wordpress.com, it is for me to remember and backup my database and files from time to [...]

Apr

5

Chive, alternative to PHPMyAdmin

April 5, 2010 | 1 Comment

I don’t remember how I’ve heard about Chive, a young alternative to PhpMyAdmin (version 0.3 was released less than a week ago). I believe it was a link on twitter.
There seem to be two policies when it comes to a MySQL browser for web developers: the desktop app or the web app. A lot of [...]

Apr

5

Installing Fink on Mac OS X 10.6

April 5, 2010 | 1 Comment

Before I was a mac user, I have used Windows and Linux for several years. I still use Linux daily (via SSH) and I still see Windows running on machines all around me. From these two worlds, there are very few things that I am missing on Mac OS X.

From the Windows world, I would [...]

Feb

28

Zend Server Community Edition for Mac OS X – MySQL problem

February 28, 2010 | 3 Comments

I switched my dev. environnement at work from MAMP to Zend Server Community Edition a while ago but was disappointed that my Mac Book could not migrate because of a MySql error. Every time I would try to run the server, I would get the following error:
1ERROR! MySQL PID file could not be found!
Googling [...]

Feb

14

CodeColorer List of supported languages

February 14, 2010 | 2 Comments

A very quick post to list the languages supported by Code Colorer which I use on this blog. Everytime I write I find myself wondering which language is supported and how I should write it out for the plugin to work so here it is, for the record:

ABAP
ActionScript
ActionScript 3.0
Ada
Apache
AppleScript
Apt sources.list
asm
asp
autoit
avisynth
bash
basic4gl
bf
bibtex
blitzbasic
bnf
boo
c
c_mac
caddcl
cadlisp
cfdg
cfm
cil
cmake
cobol
cpp-qt
cpp
csharp
css
d
dcs
delphi
diff
div
dos
dot
eiffel
email
erlang
fo
fortran
freebasic
genero
gettext
glsl
gml
gnuplot
groovy
haskell
hq9plus
html4strict
idl
ini
inno
intercal
io
java
java5
javascript
kixtart
klonec
klonecpp
latex
lisp
locobasic
lolcode
lotusformulas
lotusscript
lscript
lsl2
lua
m68k
make
matlab
mirc
modula3
mpasm
mxml
mysql
nsis
oberon2
objc
ocaml-brief
ocaml
oobas
oracle11
oracle8
pascal
per
perl
php-brief
php
pic16
pixelbender
plsql
povray
powershell
progress
prolog
properties
providex
python
qbasic
rails
rebol
reg
robot
ruby
sas
scala
scheme
scilab
sdlbasic,
smalltalk
smarty
sql
tcl
teraterm
text
thinbasic
tsql
typoscript
vb
vbnet
verilog
vhdl
vim
visualfoxpro
visualprolog
whitespace
whois
winbatch
xml
xorg_conf, xpp
yaml
z80

An impressive list which should [...]

Feb

14

Enable Full Text Search with MySQL

February 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment

Before you jump and get a real Search Engine for your website, you might try the MySQL full text search feature.

It is incredibly easy to set up. All you need to do is setup the table and fields to be searchable as full text with the following command:
1ALTER TABLE Table_Name ADD FULLTEXT(field1, field2);
Then, simply write [...]

Feb

13

Setting up Code Igniter

February 13, 2010 | 2 Comments

A few months ago, we jumped into Teeorama, a PHP based online tee-shirt store front end for Spreadshirt. We finally completed the project and we’re planning on opening it to the public tomorrow. By the way, if you feel you could use a new Geek shirt, please head over to teeorama.com before reading on…

When I [...]

Feb

11

Code Syntax Highlighter for Open Office

February 11, 2010 | 2 Comments

Today I tried a new task at work. Instead of coding, I wrote about coding. This is a scary thing to attempt, especially if your writing is aimed for people from the other side of the wall. Those who look with suspicion at your screen when all you have showing is a dark console window, [...]

Jan

21

Where are your users from?

January 21, 2010 | 1 Comment

If you ever wonder where your readers are from, if you ever need to adjust your application to the origins of its users; you can determine the geographic location of a connection by using an IP to Country table.
I should start by saying that I do not always like the way websites use this feature. [...]

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