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  • Should URI::mysql Switch to DBD::MariaDB?

    https://justatheory.com/2025/01/uri-mysql-mariadb/

    Should Sqitch and URI::mysql use DBD::MariaDB instead of DBD::mysql? If so, what are the implications for Sqitch deployment and usage?

  • Sqitch Goes Vertical

    https://justatheory.com/2014/09/sqitch-goes-vertical/

  • Moving Towards Bricolage 2.0

    https://justatheory.com/2008/05/towards-bricolage-2.0/

    Today I’ve finished just about over two and a half weeks of hacking on Bricolage. It has been a couple of years since I gave it much attention, but there was so much good stuff that other people have contributed that, since I had a little time, it seemed worth it to give it some love. So here’s a quick list of all that I’ve done in the last two weeks:

  • Sqitch 1.5.0

    https://justatheory.com/2025/01/sqitch-1.5.0/

    Sqitch v1.5.0: out now in all the usual places!

  • RFC: A Simple Markdown Table Format

    https://justatheory.com/2009/02/markdown-table-rfc/

    I’ve been thinking about markdown tables a bit lately. I’ve had in mind to follow up on my definition list proposal with a second proposal for the creation and editing of simple tables in Markdown. For better or for worse, an aside on the markdown-discuss mail list led to a longish thread about a syntax for continuing lines in tables (not to mention a long aside on the use of monospaced fonts, but I digress), wherein I realized, after an open-minded post from MultiMarkdown’s Fletcher Penney, that I needed to set to working up this request for comments sooner rather than later.

  • Bricolage 2.0 Drops

    https://justatheory.com/2010/04/bricolage-2.0-drops/

  • MySQL's REPLACE Considered Harmful

    https://justatheory.com/2005/03/mysql-replace-considered-harmful/

  • My Adventures with Mac OS X

    https://justatheory.com/2002/11/my-osx-adventures/

    I recently decided to make the leap from Yellow Dog Linux to Mac OS X on my Titanium PowerBook. Getting everything to work the way I wanted proved to be a challenge, but well worth it. This document outlines all that I learned, so that neither you nor I will have to experience such pain again. The overall goal was to get Bricolage up and running, figuring that if it worked, then just about any mod_perl based solution would run. I’m happy to say that I was ultimately successful. You can be, too.

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