Eduardo Fuerte
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Could you point the better tools to develop PHP/ MySQL on Ubuntu?
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Could you point the better tools to develop PHP/ MySQL on Ubuntu?
Possibly free.
I'm using PHPDesigner/ dbForge on Winodows environment and had to change.
Thanks in advance
Could you point the better tools to develop PHP/ MySQL on Ubuntu?
Possibly free.
I'm using PHPDesigner/ dbForge on Winodows environment and had to change.
Thanks in advance
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Hi
I just installed and start testing Sublime...
Any suggestions on using MySQL?
I just installed and start testing Sublime...
Any suggestions on using MySQL?
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I had been using dbforge studio for MySQL
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and just one doubt... by using Sublime is it possible to use X-Debug?
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if you are looking for something to maintain your databases I'd second Chris's recommendation of phpMyAdmin.
I don't really recommend phpMyAdmin anymore to most people. If they're asking for recommendations, it's my opinion that they're more than likely to install it in a way that will leave their database exposed.
Go check your web access logs for bot hits to "/my" and "/phpymyadmin" and "/pma" - you'll likely find a group of hits that target common install paths for phpMyAdmin (because that's where people generally choose to install it). Plus, the popularity of it makes it a bigger target for vulnerability attacks (and too often, it's installed alongside a production site).
External SQL tools like dbForge and HeidiSQL and Workbench are all good options for MySQL administration and are usually smaller targets (common control panels like CPanel try to enforce IP whitelisting by default, and there are multiple layers to trying to hack a listening MySQL server).
Go check your web access logs for bot hits to "/my" and "/phpymyadmin" and "/pma" - you'll likely find a group of hits that target common install paths for phpMyAdmin (because that's where people generally choose to install it). Plus, the popularity of it makes it a bigger target for vulnerability attacks (and too often, it's installed alongside a production site).
External SQL tools like dbForge and HeidiSQL and Workbench are all good options for MySQL administration and are usually smaller targets (common control panels like CPanel try to enforce IP whitelisting by default, and there are multiple layers to trying to hack a listening MySQL server).
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Thank you for your significant replies
I just installed PHPStorm (demo) also, it looks to facilitate debug with its own resources (without X-Debug use) Am I right?
Just another doubt: to use HEIDI on Ubuntu environment is it necessary a previous instalation of Wine to simulate Win env, isn't it?
Is it a complex task?
I just installed PHPStorm (demo) also, it looks to facilitate debug with its own resources (without X-Debug use) Am I right?
Just another doubt: to use HEIDI on Ubuntu environment is it necessary a previous instalation of Wine to simulate Win env, isn't it?
Is it a complex task?
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Thank you for the help.
I use Sublime Text for HTML/CSS/Javascript/PHP/My