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I'm not sure which, but Bike either selling itself short, or overexaggerating it's abilities by comparing it to phpMyAdmin like this.
by drivebyacct2 14y ago
I'm not sure which, but Bike either selling itself short, or overexaggerating it's abilities by comparing it to phpMyAdmin like this.
- jlogsdon 14y agoIt looks like Bike is a simple query interface whereas phpMyAdmin is a whole suite of tools akin to the desktop Workbench for mysql (at least, the administrative side).
- perssontm 14y agoI couldnt agree more, setting up Bike on every other server gives you the same maintenance headache(perhaps a little simpler) as having a version of phpMyAdmin on each. I just yesterday wrote a blogpost about tunneling mysql and using a locally hosted phpMyAdmin for those needs. That will give you the benefit of having phpMyAdmin at one place and you'll be motivated to keep that updated and properly configured. http://text.krona.tm/post/25982176151/using-phpmyadmin-without-remotely-without-installing-it http://text.krona.tm/post/25982176151/using-phpmyadmin-witho...
- shellox 14y agoA bit of topic, but wasn't tm the expensive tld which you need to register for 10 years? When no can you tell me where you registered yours?
- justindocanto 14y agoIt's not, if you look at the github page they make no such claims and actually say it's a small tool. whomever made this post is the one saying it's an alternative.