Developing With Style

Yes, it’s another release, but just a small one. Grab it from its Google code repo
The main change is the support of Cake’s UUID column naming. By default Migrations will use normal auto-increment ID columns. If you want to use the UUID columns, then you just need to set $use_uuid = true.

In anticipation of CakeFest and my pending presentation at the event, I am releasing version 3.6 of Migrations and 3.4 of the Fixtures shell.
We got some nice new features in this release and I will be showcasing all of them in my presentation on Wednesday afternoon. The main change is the integration of Daniel Vecchiato’s [...]

Well, it’s official, I have been invited to give a presentation at CakeFest over the pond in Orlando, Florida in February. And I just sent an email back to Gwoo to confirm my attendance.
My presentation will be called “Cleaner development with database migrations” and will be totally wicked!
So let me know if any [...]

I just pushed out a pretty good update of Migrations today. Version 3.3 includes some cool updates that make migrations even easier and even faster to use. (didn’t I say that last time?)
The biggest change is the introduction of migration file generation within the Migrate shell itself. This functionality used to be included within the [...]

A few months ago, I discovered that the CakePHP core team had decided to include migrations into the core of the framework. Of course, I was quite chuffed that Nut and his colleagues found the idea and my code good enough to include in the actual framework. However, I soon discovered that they had no [...]