After quite some time in silent mode, here’s the latest recipe for the blog. Did you ever have to downgrade your locally installed version of MySQL from, say 9 to 8 in MacOS and failed to do so? If that is the case, then maybe this can help you.
10th recipe in 2022
The 10th recipe of 2022 is now available. This one explains how to install liquibase locally in a MacOS and add MySQL driver to it so that you don’t need any other dependencies locally in any of your locally running projects.
4th recipe in 2022
This recipe is something that I have been using in the last 3/4 years that I had a chance for a recent improvement. With that in mind, I also thought it was the appropriate timing to be shared in my blog. So, here it is. Have you ever had the need to have 2 docker containers depending on each other, but where one needs to be “ready” before being used by the other one? If that is the case, this might be useful for you. It shows how to have liquibase depending (and actually waiting for) on mysql before executing its own commands.
10th recipe in 2021
For the 10th recipe of the year, here’s a how to fix performance_schema.session_variables not existing for MySQL.
7th recipe in 2021
For the 7th recipe of the year, we are still focusing on MySQL but this time, to use the console to understand the max connections we have available for that specific database. I hope it helps you.
6th recipe in 2021
The 6th recipe of the year has just been published and this time, we are focusing on MySQL and something new in mysqldump 8. If you started having strange (?) errors performing the operation, this might be helpful.
3rd recipe in 2021
Here goes the third recipe of 2021. This one is a bigger than previous ones which is probably why it took me more time to write it down and have it ready for publishing. It’s about an implementation strategy for repository pattern and transaction demarcation in golang. I hope you like it.
5th recipe of 2020
The 5th recipe of 2020 is about installing software in a Docker alpine image.
5th recipe of 2019
The 5th recipe of the year is now available and is about MySQL and Docker/Docker compose. It shows a way to run a MySQL container on your machine and deal with casing issues regarding the your database table names.
3rd recipe of 2019
Because I felt inspired today and was more or less free, here goes the 3rd recipe of the year and the second one in the same day :-). This one is about how to configure IntelliJ to connect to a MySQL database through an ssh tunnel.
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