Web Application VS Windows Application
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@IT-ADMIN said:
i ....because this will give them the chance to discuss with the managment about our job, and non tech people will talk about something they are nor aware of, they do not know how to make a simple form but they can grab words from google and start talking, i hate this (like saying hey IT Boy why are you using jqeury and not angularJS, i will say shut the fu...k up)
You have users who are ....
- Non Technical
- Read Code
- Google random terms just to complain
- Have management listen to them?
If that's the case, management is out to get you and the rest doesn't matter.
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@scottalanmiller that is the problem, they can see javascript function and how are you thinking and how are you coding
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@IT-ADMIN said:
@scottalanmiller that is the problem, they can see javascript function and how are you thinking and how are you coding
No, they can see the resulting JavaScript created by the framework. They can't tell what you are thinking because you are not writing the JavaScript, right? It's just being output.
If your users can read that much code, they could make this tool themselves. So you have some super technical users who really hate you. This is crazy situation to have to discuss.
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hhhhhh, unfortunately i use javascript and jquery too much in my pages to manage forms and button events without refreshing the page or changing the url, kind of single window, similar to desktop app
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@IT-ADMIN said:
hhhhhh, unfortunately i use javascript and jquery too much in my pages to manage forms and button events without refreshing the page or changing the url, kind of single window, similar to desktop app
Well, if you do that, they are going to see your code, of course. Same with every webpage ever made. but they ONLY see your GUI code, nothing else. You are only looking at the GUI.
If you were using any modern MVC framework they would see the code output by that, not by you.
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So in this case, your desire to skip the frameworks is creating the next layer of complications.
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i have a problem right now, i change the permission of var/lib/mysql (chown user /var/lib/mysql) in order to give myself permision in this folder, before i do that i stop mysql service, when start it again it said job failed, what the hell is that ??
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ooooof, finally it works, i restored the permission,
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for this reason you told me to not play with other servers, i will seperate things so that i will not run into issues like this
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@IT-ADMIN said:
i have a problem right now, i change the permission of var/lib/mysql (chown user /var/lib/mysql) in order to give myself permision in this folder, before i do that i stop mysql service, when start it again it said job failed, what the hell is that ??
Don't do that! What did you change?
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@IT-ADMIN said:
for this reason you told me to not play with other servers, i will seperate things so that i will not run into issues like this
That's one reason. Another is... even as a developer you should never want access to that folder. What were you trying to do?
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i was stupid, i forget that windows mysql DB will not work on linux mysql DB, it was just a slip of mind
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i copied windows mysql BD into ubuntu mysql, i was out of my mind when i do that
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@IT-ADMIN said:
i was stupid, i forget that windows mysql DB will not work on linux mysql DB, it was just a slip of mind
What do you mean? They are the same thing.
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@IT-ADMIN said:
i copied windows mysql BD into ubuntu mysql, i was out of my mind when i do that
Well databases should not just be copied around. But that it is Windows and Linux is not a factor.
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you told i must have 2 servers one for apache and one for mysql, but i do not think that the project is of that size that we have to dedicate 2 VM only for this project, i think one is enough
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@scottalanmiller said:
@IT-ADMIN said:
i copied windows mysql BD into ubuntu mysql, i was out of my mind when i do that
Well databases should not just be copied around. But that it is Windows and Linux is not a factor.
but i used to do this in windows, i copy the folder and paste and boom, it works,
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@IT-ADMIN said:
you told i must have 2 servers one for apache and one for mysql, but i do not think that the project is of that size that we have to dedicate 2 VM only for this project, i think one is enough
Why is "enough" a factor? VMs don't really work that way. Zero cost, really no footprint. I don't see "enough" being a word that applies here.
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but now when i do this it cause mysql to stop
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@IT-ADMIN said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@IT-ADMIN said:
i copied windows mysql BD into ubuntu mysql, i was out of my mind when i do that
Well databases should not just be copied around. But that it is Windows and Linux is not a factor.
but i used to do this in windows, i copy the folder and paste and boom, it works,
That's fine, but that doesn't imply what you concluded from it. Did you check that you were running MyISAM and not InnoDB? Did you verify the permissions? Did you verify the version numbers match?
