Udevi

Basically you add that content to a file and name ...

2012-05-03T21:19:39.753+03:00

Basically you add that content to a file and name it .gitignore, than you initialize your repository, you can do it either from NetBeans or from msysgit, I prefer msysgit in this case. Than you add everything to git and make your first commit.

It is done by 2 commands basically
git init
and
git add .
where dot represents every file in your repository, but git will ignore any file is enumerated in .gitignore file.

need to create a repository on github?. used to wo...

2012-05-03T06:24:41.541+03:00

need to create a repository on github?. used to work with git and github to the site, as I lay gitignore file to my project?, what should I do with the code you found gitignore?, pa serving Git repository initialized directly from NetBeans?.

thanks for the answers.

I need to know is how to do the part of -> Work...

2012-05-03T05:33:20.016+03:00

I need to know is how to do the part of -> Working with git. putting the site to github.
I do with:

# Bootstrap
app/bootstrap*

# Symfony directories
vendor/*
*/logs/*
*/cache/*
web/uploads/*
web/bundles/*

# Configuration files
app/config/parameters.ini

as I do the Copy it and create this file in our project.

Hello, thanks for the comment. Could you please sa...

2012-05-03T01:44:29.852+03:00

Hello, thanks for the comment. Could you please say what is exactly that you need.

In the part of Working with git. putting the site ...

2012-05-03T01:06:53.804+03:00

In the part of Working with git. putting the site to github. where is that I do these steps, and where it do this step Copy and create this file in our project. but this part could detail Configuration git?.
help...!!!

Thank you so much!! Very good tutorial!

2012-04-17T03:49:29.331+03:00

Thank you so much!! Very good tutorial!

hi, my english is bad, I think: in code-template &...

2012-04-11T18:20:43.346+03:00

hi, my english is bad, I think:
in code-template "em" remplace:
$em = $this->get('doctrine.orm.entity_manager');

with:

$em->$this->getDoctrine()->getEntityManager();

thank!!!!

thanks for the detailed tutorial

2012-04-09T23:49:46.809+03:00

thanks for the detailed tutorial

THIS IS THE BEST GUIDE EVER.. this was JUST what I...

2012-03-14T01:01:41.228+02:00

THIS IS THE BEST GUIDE EVER.. this was JUST what I needed. The second guide too. Thanks a million!

Thank you! Saved me hours of searching and failing...

2012-02-07T21:51:04.751+02:00

Thank you! Saved me hours of searching and failing.

This is a well done tutorial!!! Thanks a lot!

2012-02-07T19:02:36.794+02:00

This is a well done tutorial!!!
Thanks a lot!

The org.hibernate.annotations existed before JPA1/...

2012-01-27T04:19:45.070+02:00

The org.hibernate.annotations existed before JPA1/2. JPA now exists and for new projects, you probably want to use it's annotations (though annoyingly they are often subtly different).

Now the JPA folks could have used new names (and they did in some cases), but the hibernate annotations (4 years old before JPA1 came out) were logical names. Hence the problem

This has not a thing to do with JAVA. It has to do with the strengths and weaknesses of a platform where many things get standardized and pulled from 3rd parties (the xml parser, ws, servlet technology, hibernate, etc).

Dead links in article.

2011-07-02T19:53:46.472+03:00

Dead links in article.

wow, just had the same problem. Unbelievable, but ...

2011-06-08T03:44:20.537+03:00

wow, just had the same problem. Unbelievable, but thanks for the fix.

Brand new to rails, trying to get a simple JQuery ...

2011-04-21T08:18:49.904+03:00

Brand new to rails, trying to get a simple JQuery application up and running on my Windows 7 box and BAM, I hit the JQuery / SSL problem which leaves me with my rails.js file still full of prototype.js functions.

Thanks for your post, not only instructive on getting up and running with JQuery on rails, but also for reposting the solution for the cert. problem. You may not have found it, but if you hadn't picked it out of the comments, polished it up and put it on display, neither would I have found it !

Karma++

Hey Timur, finally I managed to get the Visual St...

2011-04-03T18:26:44.536+03:00

Hey Timur,

finally I managed to get the Visual Studio Extension ready and published on Visual Studio Gallery: ASP.NET MVC NUnit

Beste wishes,
Marcus

Thx a lot. Since ImageList & TreeView are sepa...

2011-03-25T03:30:35.143+02:00

Thx a lot. Since ImageList & TreeView are separate, runtime code for some properties do not auto-update.

These 3 properties are quite important (I added some extra info too) :

ImageList.ImageSize = new Size(x,x)
TreeView.ItemHeight = x
TreeView.Indent = (x + 3)

----
Focuscar

Hello Timur > Entity annotation which you do u...

2011-03-20T11:59:46.302+02:00

Hello Timur

> Entity annotation which you do use at
>hibernate, shouldn’t be in
>org.hibernate.annotations.Entity, but instead in
>javax.persistence.Entity.

This is because by putting the Entity in the javax.persistence package you abstract the entity level. You can take any other persistence framework that implements the specification (like TopLink (now EclipseLink), OpenJPA, JPOX (now DataNucleus) etc) and use it instead of hibernate, and without having to change the code a bit. So if later you are not happy with Hibernate and you want to change, you don't change the code and recompile, you just change the jar files.

> And another question when I should use
>org.hibernate.annotations.Entity? Do I really
>need it with the same name in this package?

You use the org.hibernate.annotations.Entity if you want to define additional information (metadata) that are not defined in the standard javax.persistence.Entity, like dynamic insert, dynamic update, etc. But by doing this you tie your code to Hibernate, since other JPA implementation do not have the org.hibernate.annotations.Entity package (they might have their own ones though).

Hope it helps.

Yes, I went by the same path, when I set things u...

2010-12-12T18:06:27.696+02:00

Yes, I went by the same path, when I set things up on my Windows.

On Linux you have this difference:

RVM - instead of Pik
Git - instead of that one that was described in the article

As I learnt about it, I didn't saw any error a...

2010-11-03T09:53:57.008+02:00

As I learnt about it, I didn't saw any error at installing/overwriting gem using Ruby 1.9.2. But anyway thanks. I'll update the post it.

Hello, In all the cases, Ruby 1.87, 1.9.2 and Iro...

2010-11-02T18:17:36.743+02:00

Hello,

In all the cases, Ruby 1.87, 1.9.2 and IronRuby, installation of RubyGems is not required as it is part of the package.

In the case of Ruby 1.9.2, ruby setup.rb will generate an error.

That's awesome! Now, I can get rid of all the ...

2010-04-01T02:26:31.579+03:00

That's awesome!
Now, I can get rid of all the installers I keep saving over the years.