...too badly . Joe was kind enough to allow me to release the source with no strings attached (since it is based on his code) but since the project was such a marathon I am placing a couple of very minor conditions on the use of this code: This code may be used in compiled form in any way you desi...

...too badly . Joe was kind enough to allow me to release the source with no strings attached (since it is based on his code) but since the project was such a marathon I am placing a couple of very minor conditions on the use of this code: This code may be used in compiled form in any way you desi...

...too badly . Joe was kind enough to allow me to release the source with no strings attached (since it is based on his code) but since the project was such a marathon I am placing a couple of very minor conditions on the use of this code: This code may be used in compiled form in any way you desi...

...too badly . Joe was kind enough to allow me to release the source with no strings attached (since it is based on his code) but since the project was such a marathon I am placing a couple of very minor conditions on the use of this code: This code may be used in compiled form in any way you desi...

...too badly . Joe was kind enough to allow me to release the source with no strings attached (since it is based on his code) but since the project was such a marathon I am placing a couple of very minor conditions on the use of this code: This code may be used in compiled form in any way you desi...

...t up to protect against multiple declaration/definition errors, then a few extra seconds of build time isn't worth worrying about. Trying to manage dependencies manually is a pain in the ass. Of course, you shouldn't be including files where you don't need to. ...

... You can install the heroku-pg-extras add-on and run the following command to get the PID: heroku pg:locks --app <your-app> Then just do: heroku pg:kill <pid> --app <your-app> NOTE: --force option can be used to issue pg_terminate_...

...ese cases and creates more overhead in your queries as you must include an extra join. I would say that it is safer to say that you probably ought to use a surrogate for user-specific data (thus, not countries, currencies and US States). – Thomas Aug 2 '10 at 1...

...too badly . Joe was kind enough to allow me to release the source with no strings attached (since it is based on his code) but since the project was such a marathon I am placing a couple of very minor conditions on the use of this code: This code may be used in compiled form in any way you desi...

...too badly . Joe was kind enough to allow me to release the source with no strings attached (since it is based on his code) but since the project was such a marathon I am placing a couple of very minor conditions on the use of this code: This code may be used in compiled form in any way you desi...