April 25, 2009 at 00:23Gandja
Here I was fucked up excellently, and made one very useful thing, and called it " Gandja " (I didn’t understand the hint).
I don’t know about you, but I constantly have some problems with the database structure. Locally, everything is chiki, but on the server what thread the request is no, no, but I will not execute it. The problem escalated when the computers involved in the work became 3. Understanding where, what, when and how did it became almost impossible.
In another form, a dozen developers are working on one underground project, and somehow we all need to have the same database structure locally.
There is a problem? There is a solution! Why not keep track of the changes automatically (and share them via SVN)? No sooner said than done.
Welcome to gandja. Simple and convenient. Outrageously simple and convenient. copyright note - this script we quickly sketched on the knee one uncle, I combed it with a couple of styles and, with general agreement, posted it on google code
I don’t know about you, but I constantly have some problems with the database structure. Locally, everything is chiki, but on the server what thread the request is no, no, but I will not execute it. The problem escalated when the computers involved in the work became 3. Understanding where, what, when and how did it became almost impossible.
In another form, a dozen developers are working on one underground project, and somehow we all need to have the same database structure locally.
There is a problem? There is a solution! Why not keep track of the changes automatically (and share them via SVN)? No sooner said than done.
Welcome to gandja. Simple and convenient. Outrageously simple and convenient. copyright note - this script we quickly sketched on the knee one uncle, I combed it with a couple of styles and, with general agreement, posted it on google code