http://www.macminivault.com/mysql-mavericks/
Da ne bih mnogo pričao, evo šta sve uradi
The script performs the following tasks:
[ul]Checks for OS X and MySQL
Downloads the latest version of MySQL
Installs MySQL and prompts to install Preference Pane
Sets root password, displays password
Places copy of password in a file on the desktop
Copies the base my.cnf and makes some performance tweaks (mmv.cnf) - NEW
Prompts user if they want performance configuration - NEW
If so, copies mmv.cnf to /etc/my.cnf and restarts MySQL - NEW
Prompts to automatically install Sequel Pro and install it - NEW[/ul]
A sve što treba da uradite je da u Terminalu pejstujete jednu liniju i unesete administratorski password.
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]]>Planiram da dva puta mesečno, meni bi najviše odgovaralo subotom pre podne, održavam dvočasovnu obuku iz 4D-a. Obuka bi bila poptuno besplatna.
Ideja mi je da počnemo od osnova i lagano prelazimo jednu po jednu oblast, a da oni koji dolaze sami nešto rade u međuvremenu tako da u onim časovima posle uvodnog neko vreme (pola sata do sat) utrošimo na Q&A onoga što je zapelo između dva časa, a da ostatak ostavimo za pokrivanje oblasti koja je na redu tog dana.
Jedan od časova bi se održavao one subote kada je sastanak SMUG-a, a drugi za dve nedelje od tog.
Šta kažete, ko bi dolazio? Imate li neku drugu ideju?
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Whether you’re a 4D developer, a PHP developer, or create tools in C / C++, there’s something for you in PDO_4D, which bridges powerful 4D databases with the ubiquity of PHP.
Started as an open source experiment during the development of 4D v11 SQL, PDO_4D is a driver that implements the PHP Data Objects (PDO) interface to enable access from PHP to 4D databases.
It’s completely open, and everyone interested is invited to help contribute to a stable 1.0 version for the current and all future versions of 4D. In fact, the PDO_4D source is available for anybody to compile into their own build.
Those interested in the driver can download it - as well as the source - from the PECL PHP extension repository: http://pecl.php.net/pdo_4d
Bug reports can be created and reviewed at PECL, as well.
A variety of existing compiled versions can also be found at http://sources.4d.com<http//sources.4d.com>, where developers may also submit their own builds.
Because PDO_4D is not an official 4D product, support and testing of the driver will come from the efforts of the developer community itself. This is an opportunity for anyone and everyone who’s interested to take the lead in creating new builds, reporting and fixing bugs, and forging ahead with PDO_4D as they see fit.
To support this community effort, a new Google Group has been started to serve as a hub of communications and exchange. It will provide a forum for developers and users of all backgrounds - whether 4D, PHP or otherwise - to share ideas, results, and the latest news. The group can be reached at: http://groups.google.com/group/pdo_4d
We look forward to seeing you there!
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