Showing posts with label PostgreSQL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PostgreSQL. Show all posts
Monday, June 24, 2013
Npgsql's status for supporting EntityFramework
Labels:
ASP.NET MVC,
PostgreSQL
In this article (Npgsql Code First Entity Framework 4.3.1 Sample), I have learned that the current version of Npgsql - PostgreSQL's .NET Driver - only supports EntityFramework4, NOT supports EntityFramework5. And it the next article (Initial EF-6 support added to Npgsql), the next version of npgsql will support EntityFramework6 (may support EntityFramework5).
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
PostgreSQL Magazine has been launched
Labels:
book,
PostgreSQL
About 1 week ago, PostgreSQL Magazine has been launched and #1 has been issued. This is the nice e-book magazine, and I want to convert to PostgreSQL from MySQL and its any forks.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Monday, February 13, 2012
FreeBSD is the easiest way to use Rails3 with nginx
Labels:
FreeBSD,
PC-BSD,
PostgreSQL,
rails3,
Ruby
To use ports on FreeBSD is the easiest way to use Rails3 with nginx.
(1) rubygem-rails port has configuration for rubygem-passenger
(2) rubygem-passenger port has configuration for nginx
(3) nginx port has configuration for many plug-ins.
BTW, rubygem-activerecord port has configuration for PostgreSQL.
So that you can choose BSD-License Friendly products (Ruby 1.9.3, nginx and PostgreSQL) to using Rails3.
(1) rubygem-rails port has configuration for rubygem-passenger
(2) rubygem-passenger port has configuration for nginx
(3) nginx port has configuration for many plug-ins.
BTW, rubygem-activerecord port has configuration for PostgreSQL.
So that you can choose BSD-License Friendly products (Ruby 1.9.3, nginx and PostgreSQL) to using Rails3.
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