Version controlling (also called revision control or source control) your database data is pretty easy as long as you don’t have any binary content stored in the database, you just commit your SQL dump to the version control software, it’s just SQL …
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nikitonsky: It’s better if the same function (Turn Off…) is always on the same side
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A free, mobile-friendly, open-source dynamic map application.
Open Source Web Browser Engine
Safari Technology Preview Release 161 is now available for download for macOS Monterey 12.3 or later and macOS Ventura.
A site for people who think. Intellectual resources, programming, astronomy, science, mathematics, Java/JavaScript applets, programming instruction, home of Arachnophilia.
A recently updated, interactive JavaScript application that computes sunrise/sunset/day length for any location on Earth.
A site for people who think. Intellectual resources, programming, astronomy, science, mathematics, Java/JavaScript applets, programming instruction, home of Arachnophilia.
A Web-based geostationary satellite locator.
The latest news from Deno Land Inc.
A short tutorial on building a GraphQL server in Deno.
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nikitonsky: I wonder why Apple feels the urge to group many settings into exactly two things. Especially now, when the whole list is scrollable and space isn’t the problem. Understanding & finding single word is much easier than group of two
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nikitonsky: Ultimately, it all comes down do a simple question: are you writing for your readers, or are your readers here to fulfill your marketing needs? What comes first?