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Assaph Mehr

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Assaph is a Sr Tech Designer, which just means that he draws diagrams by day and programs by night
Rails - Faster than a speeding bullet Posted: Sep 26, 2005 10:15 PM
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Rails development, that is. Seems like everyday there's a new enhancement. The latest Schema Dumper (from Jamis Buck) is probably just what I (will) need for Pimki on SQLite.

As Instiki/Pimki are getting an SQLite backend (as opposed to the current object prevalence layer Madeleine), I will need to manage the growing difference between the two.

And, because I've been asked about it already, because the schemas are platform agnostic it will also allow users to use a different database backend. All the well-known one-click goodness for simple usage (download and run, sqlite binary included), plus the power users' option to tweak the storage (want a different database due to religious reasons? no worries! just run rake migrate).

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