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Backup for WordPress MySQL Database on MediaTemple

April 16, 2007

In preparation for developing my own custom theme, and for good best practice, I have automated a backup of the MySQL database hosting this blog from a Linux host sitting behind a firewall at home. I am using the Open Source SourceForge project, AutoMySQLBackUp. I have been using this Unix shell script at my employer [...]

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Using Subversion for a Web Site – Part 2

April 4, 2007

I need to clarify one thing from my earlier post. I demonstrated how to create a subversion repository on your local computer. Note, this was for demonstration purposes only. To get maximum advantage from using a subversion repository, it needs to be located on a networked server that all site developers can access. OK, you [...]

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Managing Web Site Content with Subversion

April 1, 2007

As I have previously mentioned, I am a big fan of managing code changes with Subversion. Here I’m going to describe the process of creating your own local repository for managing changes. Think of Subversion as you own personal time machine for your content.
My basic setup will be to have the repository (where subversion stores [...]

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Links of Interest to Web Programmers

March 31, 2007

I was catching up on reading my favorite blogs this morning–see my blogroll on the lower right of this page–and discovered that I was sending several links to my boss that might be of interest to my readers here. So, I’m going to share them with you as well, and my boss will get less [...]

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K2 Theme Updated to SVN

March 29, 2007

I figured out that the last released version of the K2 theme I’m using, doesn’t support WordPress 2.1.2 very well. Little things here and there weren’t quite right. I downloaded r323 from the K2 subversion repository, and it fixes the obvious problems. I’m also getting reacquainted with configuring K2’s options. However, at the moment, I [...]

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