blog of the day gmane.comp.ide.lazarus
Lazarus is an delphi like ide that can be used with firebird , Here is their blog interface for their mailing list archive
Author: mariuz
http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mariuz
Installing TurboGears on Ubuntu (product with firebird support)
Sean Schulte wrote in his blog about this new python framework:
I recently came across a new web framework called TurboGears that I think seems pretty interesting.
mnoGoSearch 3.2.39 released
Release focus: Minor feature enhancements
mnoGoSearch is a full-featured Web search engine that you can use to build search appliances (with firebird back-end)
GoldMine Sales Conference Report – product with Firebird back-end
Summary – FrontRange has invested a lot of money to modernize all of their products. Some of these moves don’t look very big from a user perspective but the changes in the background are huge and will allow you to easily integrate data with other software, the internet, your cell phones and in reporting. All of their products are getting “new plumbing” and will be written in vb.net with a SQL/firebird back-end.
Gentle.NET 1.2.9 released
Gentle.NET is a CLS-compliant, database independent object persistence framework.
Release focus: Minor bugfixes
About:
FireBird and F#
Mark Staples has this nice post on using F# with a Fire Bird database. While its not dissimilar to the OleDb example available on the F# wiki, it’s nice as Mark’s example links the database to a GUI and he provides a great explanation of the code.
Published Monday, June 05, 2006 2:44 PM
by Robert
by Robert
Firebird site of the day – firebird.com.mx
Firebird site in spanish www.firebird.com.mx
Various Firebird Database frontends
Article By Bernie:
My usual front end is IBOConsole. Never knew there were others – IBAccess, Knoda (KDE only), ibWebAdmin and Flamerobin. Thanks to this article here – Firebird Database Configuration in debian.
FlameRobin 0.7.2 released
Windows (setup & zip), Linux (gtk1 &. gtk2), Mac OS X and source packages are available for download. Read more here, changelog included
Download Sizes: Firebird vs Sqlserver
[ED:blog of the day is Ben Ward’s post about firebird vs sqlserver download sizes/requirements]
Originally, my Desktop Search application (‘Oak’) was to use a Microsoft SQL Server Express database backend. Full of glorious developer friendly features (like .NET integration) it is a powerhouse of a database.