Sunday, 3. September 2006, 10:29:13
mac, mysql, gui, client
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Every once in a while it's good to have a GUI client to access databases. I used
CocoaMySQL for Mac OS X a few years ago, but the development has unfortunately frozen in 2003. While the functionality is still just fine it's really slow when using the official PPC binary

Fortunately there are unofficial universal binaries available. Download them from
theonline.org. Oh and don't forget that you can access remote MySQL databases using SSH tunneling:
ssh -fNg -L 3307:127.0.0.1:3306 you@yourhost.com
Everybody loves dolphins, right?
Wednesday, 28. June 2006, 18:23:18
php, wordpress, development

I've been using WordPress for a while now. It's grown into a great tool with some great plugins. I've always felt the navigation functions are a bit lame though. So today I thought I'd give something back to the WordPress community:
Oaktree is a small plugin for WordPress that generates an automatic XHTML navigation structure (nested unordered lists) from your pages. There might be other similar plugins around, but feel free to give it a try. The plugin has functions for writing navigation and navigation crumbs.
More info on my site