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www.garysieling.com | ||
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blog.aymenhamza.com
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| | | | | In recent years, the software development landscape has witnessed a proliferation of Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tools and various solutions designed to distance developers from direct SQL interaction. While these tools may appear to be convenient for managing database queries and mutations initially, they often reveal their shortcomings as your project | |
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www.dannyvankooten.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] A guide on migrating a Symfony application's database from SQLite to MySQL using Doctrine, with a bash script to automate the process. | |
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jackhiston.com
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| | | | | Programmers are lazy. We love tools that automate our lives. Why not automate data? A time-consuming but necessary part of a programmers job is seeding data into a database. Demonstrations, load performance, styling, testing, all need a way to generate data. A rudimentary way of doing this is by hand. Spending days, sometimes weeks, inputting data into a system until it represents a realistic go-live scenario. Once you begin to realise doing it by hand is inefficient, you decide to create a seeding application that does it for you. | |
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kodare.net
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| | | Our pytest database fixture used to just mean "all databases" (mysql, cassandra, vertica) but with our switch to Python3 we needed to be able to skip all tests requiring Cassandra for several months as we made changes for a new driver. We started doing this split manually but it was very error prone and slow going. | ||
