(No Ratings Yet)
Loading...TimeSnapper now uses Firebird
TimeSnapper, winner of the Larkware contest (2005) now supports Firebird in its version 2.0, as you can see in the author’s blog.
There was a staggering amount of work in getting the details right for this release. We’ve got new forums, a proper installer (at last!), and we now use a firebird database to help you manage your data.
Ed: Thanks Fabio Alves for sending the news.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...iotaz – new firebird + ruby project
An object-relational mapping library for Ruby based on the Firebird database and using the FireRuby library for database interaction.
http://rubyforge.org/projects/iotaz/
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Would you find the ability to run Subtext on Firebird/MySql very important?
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Open Source Database Conference 2006
Call for Papers for Open Source Database Conference 2006. We invite the community to send in session and tutorial proposals for evaluation by our conference chair.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...FBTalk – New Firebird powered Forum is UP
Just a quick note to let everyone know that FBTalk.net is now up and running using dnfBB, a forum designed around firebird. The old forum and all posts/topics are still available. Read more
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...MySQL Migration Toolkit 1.1.3 beta released
With generic Firebird Support added in case you want migrate to mysql 😉
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Feature of the day – in firebird
Firebird has a limitation for table names length
But only at creation time !
Read more on vtiger forum
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...New software ported to Firebird:Zentrack and Galette
Here some news of Software Ports to Firebird : Read more
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Firebird 2.0 in the FreeBSD will be in repository soon
Repository is created for: new Firebird 2.0
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...