Firebird an Open Source Database System – First Steps
Here is the Italian guide (first steps) to Firebird and Flamerobin
Author: mariuz
http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mariuz
Replacing Lamp with FUN and Profit
Here is my presentation prepared for Boston Php meeting
Firebird 2.1.2 Release Candidate 2 is Ready to Test
The Linux, Win32 and MacOSX/Intel release candidate 2 kits for Firebird 2.1.2 have been released for field testing. Feedback to the firebird-devel list please; bug-reports to the Tracker.[ED: on 7 was my birthday and we launched mario[z] 3.1 , so I didn’t saw this news ]
Bug of the day fixed :Penguin Semaphores exhausted
From bug of the day category we present you Linux Semaphores exhausted
Redhat/Fedora port in progress for Firebird
Here is the bug with Firebird Port in progress for Fedora/Redhat
Firebird Developers Progress Report
There is now the Firebird Developers Progress Report with what is was done in the past months . Also you can compare it with the roadmap
Avoid deadlocks in Firebird for concurrent updates
This is a small tip that can be used when you want to have separate processes to write to the same records in the database, without deadlocks.
Jason Wharton – Bad/Good news for Ibo community
DBRE (DataBase REplicator) 0.19.1 – asynchronous replication DB
DBRE – is a system for asynchronous point-in-time databases replication. In addition, it can be used for a single transfusion of data between the DBMS
DBRE now supports Firebird and Mysql RDBMS. In future it will be supported Oracle, ODBC, PostgreSQL and SQLite. But any other database can be included to supporting with gomomorphic interface in C++ class.
spotted via nixp.ru Also I like the documentation diagrams , looks a little fuzzy to me
Spiceworks – Firebird + Php database driven RAD
An interesting RAD for Firebird and PHP with screenshots
If you are looking for a RAD tool for PHP & you love the Firebird database engine then perhaps you would consider supporting us in the endeavours of this project.
All your PHP source code resides in a Firebird database and can be used across multiple projects. In fact this website is running on the Spiceworks engine. If you want a complex development tool or a simple CMS system then Spiceworks will probably suite your needs. Best of all it runs in your favourite browser. We intend to support Firefox, IE & Safari.