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Dumping and importing from/to MySQL in an UTF-8 safe way - makandropedia
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Back to all cards in this deck. Posted almost 6 years ago. Visible to the public. Dumping and importing from/to MySQL in an UTF-8 safe way. In a nutshell: to avoid your shell character set from messing with imports, use. Do this, since it might screw up encoding:. Mysqldump -uroot -p database utf8.dump # this is bad. Mysqldump -uroot -p database -r utf8.dump. Note that when your MySQL server is not. You need to do. To get a correctly encoded dump. In that case you will also need to remove the. License fo...
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sql injection – Code Providence
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Category Archives: sql injection. Beginner’s Guide to Workplace Safety: Rails 2.3 SQL Injection. July 31, 2013. In a previous article. You read how random strangers were invited to run whatever command they wanted. On your production systems. Today, you will learn how you invite them to administer your database. Look again in your Brakeman output and you might see:. High OrdersController show SQL Injection Possible SQL injection near line 87 . Maybe your code does this:. What’s wrong with this? This may ...
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Now available: Growing Rails Applications in Practice - The blog of makandra
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A Ruby on Rails development team. Known from Rails LTS. We just released version 1.0 of our e-book Growing Rails Applications in Practice. With this book we hope to provide pragmatic advice for scaling large, monolithic Rails codebases. If you've been looking for actionable, low-ceremony techniques to improve your application today. This is your book. You can pick your own price for this book (there's a minimum price of $10). Let us know. If you have questions or feedback! Jun 17, 2014. 49 821 58866 180.
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Organizing large Rails projects with namespaces - The blog of makandra
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A Ruby on Rails development team. Known from Rails LTS. This post is an excerpt from our e-book Growing Rails Applications in Practice. Now available through The Pragmatic Programmers. As a Rails application grows, so does its. Folder. We've seen applications grow to hundreds of models. With an. Directory that big, it becomes increasingly hard to navigate. Also it becomes near-impossible to understand what the application is about by looking at the. A good way to not drown in a sea of. Is a composition of.
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Support: Ruby on Rails Berlin, Munich, Augsburg, First aid: makandra.de
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Ruby on Rails from the experts. For Startups Ideas become reality. For Companies Custom software. For Enterprises Ruby on Rails experts. Support Regular and emergencies. Security Audit Security check. Hosting and Operations Performance and security. The best developers at your service. First aid for your existing applications. We love stable solutions that run on their own, like clockwork. Test-driven development, mature agile processes and robust QA are what our clients love about our work. Together, we...
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3 ways to run Spring (the Rails app preloader) and how to disable it - makandropedia
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Back to all cards in this deck. Posted about 2 years ago. Visible to the public. Repeats. 3 ways to run Spring (the Rails app preloader) and how to disable it. The most obvious way to use spring is to call it explicitly:. Spring rails console spring rake db:migrate. Binstubs are wrapper scripts around executables. In Rails they live inside. Spring binstub - all. Your binstubs will be using Spring. Bin/rails console bin/rake db:migrate. Bundle exec rails . Does not. Better use binstubs :). All source code...
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The blog of makandra, a Ruby on Rails development team
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A Ruby on Rails development team. Known from Rails LTS. We built an URL Shortener complying strictly with the German Federal Data Protection Act. One core element of nanomize is the analysis dashboard of a customer, helping to understand the user flow behind links. While the application scales perfect with the current requirements, we want to guarantee the same performance for companies with high traffic, too. This way we learnt a lot about how to tweak a PostgreSQL database with many rows. As no indices...
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Swift is not my favorite language - The blog of makandra
http://blog.makandra.com/2014/06/swift-is-not-my-favorite-language
A Ruby on Rails development team. Known from Rails LTS. I really wanted to like Swift. In a world that has settled on Javascript, an ambitious language design is a rare treat. And all the money we gave to Apple should buy us a decent language. Some observations from my armchair, in no particular order:. Language tourists all over the planet are praising Apple. For including optional values. What it got us was was empty. You can't make this issue go away with language design. You don't have a language...
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Rails LTS: Supported version changes - The blog of makandra
http://blog.makandra.com/2014/12/rails-lts-supported-version-changes
A Ruby on Rails development team. Known from Rails LTS. Is a commercially supported fork of Ruby on Rails that provides security patches for legacy Rails releases. Today we're announcing some changes in the versions that we plan to support in 2015 and beyond. We will continue to support Rails 2.3 indefinitely. In order to give 3.0 users sufficient time to upgrade, we're going to support Ruby on Rails 3.0 for another full year. Dec 18, 2014. Our book in a bundle:. A bunch of books about building and maint...
