Showing posts with label MySQL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MySQL. Show all posts

Thursday, 9 January 2014

Webslam.me! a new way to online social networking

I have built a new social networking website called Webslam (webslam.me). The unique feature of the website is that it enables users to create virtual slam books online.



It helps users to maintain slam books online. Users can create slam books online with the questions of their choice and ask their friends to write in their slam book which is quite different from other online slam books site.



It also helps users to share their thoughts, photos and videos with their friends. It has full support for social news feed system which brings the users the latest updated from the people whom he/she follows. It also has so many other options like messaging, social connections and much more options coming soon.

Users can use either their google or facebook account to sign up with the website.

Read the help for any further information.

Here are some screenshots of the website:








The technologies used to builds the website are:
Codeigniter 2.1.4 ( An MVC framework for PHP )
MySQL ( Most popular open source relational database system )
Twitter Bootstrap ( CSS tool )
JQuery
HTML 5

Wednesday, 7 August 2013

Simple Database design to support multiple blogs in MySQL

MySQL is open source, very powerful and the most used database. In this post I explain how one can easily create a database in MySQL that can support multiple blog.

I have kept the design simple keeping only the elements absolutely necessary in order to keep the design simple to understand for those who are new to designing databases. The key idea here is to explain about the foreign keys in MySQL.

The central idea here is to maintain a proper relations among the tables. Relationship between the parent and child table is achieved by using foreign key constrain. It helps you in maintaining the structural integrity of the database, deletion of unnecessary data, joining of tables and gives you many more advantages.

The figure below explains the relationship among the tables.


You can download the script below.

Download the script