Putting A PostgreSql Powered Drupal 6.x Site Online ??
I tried to run Drupal 6 on PostgreSQL 8.3 instead of MySQL, and I must say I think it was better (no more strange MySQL errors), but now I am having problems migrating the database to the live site (PostgreSQL 7.x). I have tried using pg_dump but the SQL generated does not run on my live phpPgAdmin without errors (complaining about syntax errors near "OWNER") .
Here is what I did at the command line :
pg_dump -U postgres -s -O mydbname > mydbname.sql
Presentation on managing Drupal projects with Git and GitHub
I just thought I post a little information about a presentation I am going to be giving at the October meetup. At the last meetup, I was asked if I would mind giving a presentation on the use of GitHub in managing Drupal projects. We have pretty much switched all of our development versioning to Git at CollectiveColors.com, because it has shown to have significant benefits in our own development processes.
Git makes it easier for us because:
- It allows us to better collaboratively develop our software while minimizing the impact of code conflicts.
- Allows us to easily track what we have developed.
- Branching and merging of repositories is a breeze.
- It is very easy to turn any directory tree into a Git repository.
- Git submodules are perfect for Drupal development.
We have learned a lot of really cool methods for managing software projects using Git and GitHub, so we figured that we would share some of what we have learned in our journey so far. Although, I have a rough outline of what I want to talk about during this presentation, I am open to hearing your suggestions, after all I'm not presenting to myself.
