DiLoc-Blog

This is the first in a series of posts describing the way DiLoc|Rail is built.
As already mentioned i use MySQL Workbench to develop the database schema for DiLoc|Rail. Since I got to know Ruby on Rails some years ago, I was reluctant to write the whole database code for the backend of the app manually, [...]

This one goes out to the folks of MySQL who develop MySQL Workbench:
While starting the project i decided to model the database schema in a handy software, instead of doing all manually and writing SQL from hand. I had discoverd DBDesigner4 earlier and then found out that the man behind DBDesigner got employed by MySQL [...]

Hello people!
The blog is now set up, and when the main DiLoc-page goes online i’ll try to blog regularly about our endavour to build a sophisticated but still easily usable webbased application.
In the meantime head over to the about page and inform yourself about DiLoc.
Stay tuned!