Done, and gets things smart.
There are moments when the lightbulb goes off in your head with the power of a thousand white-hot suns. For me, it happened while I was reading the WordPress Database Schema back to back with Henri Bergius’s highly influentials (well, it was a Hell of an influence on me, at any rate) Decoupling Content Management. Take a close [...]
23Jun
Posted by Elf Sternberg as database, programming
One of the things I dislike most about some web frameworks is how they try to hide the machinery from your prying eyes. In some cases, this can be downright necessary– the mind that invented Django’s ORM is clearly a twisted evil genius from Mars who knows more about metaprogramming than I do, although I [...]
It drives me nuts that we in the Django community rely on Solr or Haystack to provide us with full-text search when MySQL provides a perfectly functional full-text search feature, at least at the table level and for modest projects. I understand that not every app runs on MySQL, but mine do, and I’m sure [...]