Category: DataBases

just reviewed my website and see that I have not posted anything since November. A change of habits and a focus on some different projects. The change of habit is in using Obsidian for most of my note taking of late. I find it a very handy tool to chart progress on projects I’m working

Background to issue Major stuffup, I’d got spam comments on website and I deleted about 2/3 of my post table rows. This lost me all my download links to code files for eBooks I’d published. I was foolish in that I didn’t have a backup of the website (I do now) so I had to

I came across the following and it seems to be a useful place to store things like passwords and other private stuff that you can use across devices. It relies on you having the password on your site, not stored with the encrypted database. This is the info about it ProtectedText is an free online

Having a self created API allows me to hook up data to connect to front end pages, so I can feed information from the API to the page. This tutorial is CRUD tutorial with firebase firestore and functions , so another item that I’m very interested in. This is the video series where Søren Spangsberg

This seems a practical tutorial to do. It does the basic things that yuou want, Create, Read, Update & Delete. He does a script upload for database populating, but I’m interested in using it as a web app for a to do list or project list. Github repository for code HERE. After downloading his code

There is a great series of videos on how to set up this project by the Net Ninja  (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4cUxeGkcC9iWstfXntcj8f-dFZ4UtlN3) The first video is: There is also a github repository with all the code here, you have to look at the branches to get the individual video lessons.  So from your VS Code terminal >git pull

This is based on the video by FreeCodeCamp.org below and also I cloned the git repository to use their code for testing HERE: I’m interested in playing with the React front end, as I’ve been playing with the node.js backend so I felt that this tutorial was an extension. After getting my head around the

I’ve been trying to learn server side programming using node js. I’m running node js on localHost and now want to deploy some code that will run so that it can be accessed outside of my PC. I’ve been following the Code Train videos and the one below shows how to do some web application

At the end of the last post I’d found that the original NZ regional dataset had changed. I was also finding it slow working in Google Sheets as the interwongle seems to be slow with so much demand. So I decided that I’d start working locally. My current process is to get the data, manipulate

After AutoCad, that had LISP, where you could write some simple code and get some useful tailored tools that helped your efficiency, I find Revit tailoring a lot more difficult. It is more sophisticated and so programatically there are more challenges, so the code needs to be a bit more complex, but some simple Keyboard