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I'm using VB.NET and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 to create an application. I was told I should use SQLite instead, as I want my application to be standalone with an embedded database. Can someone please provide me with a step-by-step tutorial on how to create a standalone application with an embedded database?
Sorry, I'm quite new to this. Thanks for reading and answering.
This website looks fairly promising:
https://www.dreamincode.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=157830
Here is a quick tutorial: SQlite on .NET in three minutes
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Can anyone help me
We'd like to create our startup MVP dynamic website with transaction, scheduling(calendar) and matching system using Python(django) and mongodb, can we use a shared hosting for that? (if yes, can you guys recommend?) reason is that no one in our team knows linux yet if we use vps.
beginner here and we don't have tech lead yet in our team 😣 we're trying to do it on our own (funding reasons).
We believe in our idea but we're short in resources. I hope you guys can help us. Thank you in advance!
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In the karate project I am trying I have used karate's ability to assert database entries. And I was looking for a way to insert SQL scripts as a 'given' inside the test rather than calling a java class. Did not see any example in the demo project of karate.
What would be the ideal way to do this?
If you have already seen the JDBC demo and still feel that is too complicated, then I'm sorry - look for another framework :)
Also see this example if it helps: https://twitter.com/KarateDSL/status/1144458169822806016
And the whole Given When Then approach is over-rated, see: https://stackoverflow.com/a/47799207/143475
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I have used Document DB - run some queries using https://www.documentdb.com/sql/demo. Now I would like to write an app and was thinking of using Aurelia. Anyone tried to use Aurelia with Document DB. Anything to watch out for?
I'd recommend connecting Aurelia to DocumentDB through some middleware, e.g. a Node.js server.
You can find a pretty good blog post on this subject here:
Data Points - Aurelia Meets DocumentDB: A Matchmaker’s Journey by Julie Lerman
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I have an SQL database, and I need to develop a front-end application so that users can view the tables in this database and suggest new entries. This application should be online and offline. Should I develop my application using ACCESS or ASP.NET? And where can I find tutorials to help me start?
You need to have a view for displaying your application
ASP.NET would be more appropriate for that.
You could use PHP or some of the related MVC frameworks of it.
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This is loosely related to Highcharts, but they have a great documentation at http://api.highcharts.com/highcharts and I'd like to know how it is made.
Its actually not generated from source; instead we have database model where we can express inheritance/overrides/deprecation/version/return types/... and other meta-data for each property. The database is currently a mongodb instance but could really be any type of database.
On top of the database there is a rest api that the webpage is using to query for more options (when you click "expand" on a node). The server is implemented as a java webapp using the spring-framework and the webpage is implemented using jquery+jquery-ui.