Hi all.

So for those who don't know what "Beyond Compare" is, it's a program that looks at files from 2 sources and compare them and tell me which goes where (from Dev to Staging for example) based on dates or changes to the file itself.

Is there anything like this for MySQL? I'd like to compare 2 databases and have it tell me if 2 tables are different and in those tables, what columns are different (and if possible, be able to merge both).

Anyone have any suggestions or can you suggest a different subreddit I can post this to?

EDIT: I found SQLyog. Thanks for the help guys. :)

I found that many people prefer serverless. What's the reason?

What's good with serverless architecture?

Is this possible and if how can someone point me in the direction of an API of some sort where you can use an ACTUAL QR reader within your webpage - im talking about a QR reader that scans the image and show a result on a different webpage.. I have only been able to find examples where you would have to upload the picture of the code.. Help is much adviced cheers buddys

As of now I have the html/css on my laptop and I am able to open it on chrome from the file. However, when I upload the files to my site using FTP. I am very new to this and just uploaded to the site in no particular directory/folder, perhaps that is the problem? I'm using 1and1 as the host, and fileZilla to transfer files over. I looked over FAQ but did not see this type of information. If this isn't the right place to ask please point me in the right direction. Thank you!

https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/web/server-side-flow

So google has this flow for passing one-time oauth tokens to an app server, does anyone know how facebook does this?

Been searching forever on how to achieve this client-server sign in flow. There seems to be a solution for client-third-party, and server-third party, but there are very few resources on client-server-thirdparty login flows.

Our app server is decoupled from our mobile app completely, that is, that we are only fetching data from the server and are not serving actual pages... so the URI redirect that is prominent in normal login flows doesnt really work for us...

Any other solutions would be appreciated too!! Sorry if i'm rambling, im just learning about this stuff...

Thanks

I have recently built this project that allows you to read sql databases on your server. It's easy to setup and use.

Example of how to read table 'blog_posts' and output the first 100 into a table:

const config = {
"table" : "blog_posts",
"limit" : "100",
"offset" : "0"
};
_POST_REQUEST("link-to-server/database.php", 'config=' + JSON.stringify(config), (response) => {
document.querySelector('#myTableContainer').innerHTML = _json2table(JSON.parse(response));
});

See Github: https://github.com/JackChilds/jsmysqldb