Firebird 2.1.4 RC1 landed in #debian sid unstable
Firebird 2.1.4 RC landed in debian sid .You can check the shortlog and the message from debian-devel-changes
Author: mariuz
http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mariuz
Improving Firebird Support in Kevora (qt based db admin gui)
The Firebird support is being improved now in kevora. Despite there are no schemas in Firebird, we have defined two different artificial schemas (SYSTEM and PUBLIC) to organize the list of database objects. The figure below shows a list of tables and a window with its current session information.
#Debian 6.0 stable released with Firebird 2.1.3 included
After two years of squashing bugs Debian 6.0 Squeeze is released , in the new version Firebird 2.1.3 is included that is considered quite stable and supported for development if you don’t use the new features from 2.5. Here is the guide for installing it on Debian stable systems from official repository.
#OT: I didn’t knew they sell firebird in six pack format
Best served when is cool and it will improve your SQL potential
http://twitpic.com/3wus27
Survey (Portuguese) for 8th Firebird Developers Day
Until the 11 February we are conducting a survey of interest regarding the next edition of Firebird Developers Day, intended only for persons wishing to attend the event. If you are one, be sure to take the survey!
Web.py #Python micro framework it does have support for Firebird
#Perl DBD::Firebird fork progress
DBD::Firebird is registered in perl cpan’s module list and soon we will upload the first tar.gz release (when is considered stable enough)
Until then the module is hosted in github and can be used and tested :
Stefan has improved the Windows support also fixed many tests , here are some of the commit messages:
Improved support for MinGW, added support for ActivePerl, Removed some obsolete tests, All tests, now use testlib.pl and Test::More (except 60leaks.t)
Here are the notes on Installing node.js module for firebird and testing it on Amazon EC2
Here are the notes on Installing node.js module for firebird and creating a simple http service derived from the module examples
Firebird connection module for #NodeJS is in the works
I am trying to develop Firebird connection module for NodeJS (http://nodejs.org/).
https://github.com/xdenser/node-firebird-libfbclient
I want to implement firebird events feature as it suits very well to NodeJS ideology.
And have some questions regarding events.
New firebird 3.0 snapshot uploaded to #ubuntu Maverick ppa
New snapshot of firebird 3.0 is uploaded from debian experimental for testing and here are some numbers compared with firebird 2.5.1
