MySQL Conference 2009 is coming around the corner, next week, in Santa Clara.
You may want to delve into the notes, as a fast way to learn about the happenings.
If you want to become an active code contributor to MySQL, the hackfest by Mark Callaghan seems interesting, and you should probably also start here and here.
There will also be a special BoF geared to community contributors. (I still haven't been able to find out about the exact timing of this but you should be …
[Read more]MySQL Conference 2009 is coming around the corner, next week, in Santa Clara.
You may want to delve into the notes, as a fast way to learn about the happenings.
If you want to become an active code contributor to MySQL, the hackfest by Mark Callaghan seems interesting, and you should probably also start here and here.
There will also be a special BoF geared to community contributors. (I still haven't been able to find out about the exact timing of this but you should be …
[Read more]MySQL Conference 2009 is coming around the corner, next week, in Santa Clara.
You may want to delve into the notes, as a fast way to learn about the happenings.
If you want to become an active code contributor to MySQL, the hackfest by Mark Callaghan seems interesting, and you should probably also start here and here.
There will also be a special BoF geared to community contributors. (I still haven't been able to find out about the exact timing of this but you should be …
[Read more]If you are a Mac developer, interested in a new professional challenge and like what we have done with MySQL Workbench so far, please consider applying for our open position in the Workbench team.We are looking for an Objective-C / UI coding wunderkind who is also not easily scared by C++.
You can be located anywhere around the world, only hard requirements are that you are comfortable with working from home, have a decent internet connection and are not too far from an airport.We would be happy to have you on the team.
More details about the job below. To speed up the hire process please send your CV to workbench@sun.com. We are preferring people with open source background so please do not forget to include links to your open source work.
Job Summary:
Sun Microsystems is looking for a strong Mac UI developer with in-depth knowledge of Objective-C, C++, X-Code and the …
[Read more]Following our plan to release the MySQL Workbench 5.1 Beta1 later this week we have uploaded a last Alpha build for Ubuntu and the Mac for you to check for serious issues. The following binaries will not be published on our official download site but are only available trought the following links.
Please join us in our #workbench IRC channel on freenode to discuss issues or simply leave a comment here.
ftp://ftp.mysql.com/pub/mysql/download/gui-tools/mysql-workbench-oss-5.1.8-1-alpha-i386.deb
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[Read more]Python support has been added to the latest version of MySQL Workbench.
In addition to Lua, you can now write scripts and modules or
interact with the GRT shell using the Python language. The
integration allows you to use GRT objects and modules mostly in
the same way you would do with normal Python objects. The
built-in grt module contains everything related to
the GRT that’s exposed to Python, including:
You can inspect these objects with the standard
dir() command and in some cases with
help(), to access the …
Developer.Com has selected MySQL Workbench as the best database tool of 2009!
Competing behind Workbench were:
Developer.Com has selected MySQL Workbench as the best database tool of 2009!
Competing behind Workbench were:
Developer.Com has selected MySQL Workbench as the best database tool of 2009!
Competing behind Workbench were:
Initiated by a question on the forum I took some time to exercise my Workbench-Scripting-Knowledge. The question was, if it’s possible to do some figure-arrangement/organizing via scripts. To be more precise, the task I had to master was to get tables that have names starting with a given prefix moved into a new layer using scripts.
The function to create a new object - layer in this case - was an
easy one. All you have to do is to use the function
grtV.newObj(”workbench.model.Layer”). This function returns a
handle to the created Layer. Finally, set the visual properties
(color, position) and most important, the owner has to be set to
the containing Diagram-object. Last step is to add the layer to
the “layers” property of the Diagram-object.
The second step, which i put into a separate function, is to ask
the user for the prefix to filter the desired tables/objects that
should get grouped onto the new layer. Next, loop …