Tag: Python

Top 8 Most Useful Database Tools for SQL Server

Is creating complex SQL Server databases a challenge? Read on and discover our top SQL Server database tools. In this modern era, databases have become essential. So, database development has become a most common and vital part of the software development world. Microsoft SQL Server plays a significant role here; it’s one of the most popular Database Management Systems (DBMS) among database developers. This article will discuss 8 of the most useful database tools for SQL Server developers.

Merging Multiple User Accounts

Social media surrounds us, so it’s not unusual for applications to require some kind of social media integration. The most common issigning in with Facebook, Twitter, or another service. Users expect to be able to log in with different social accounts. So, applications meet these expectations by offering external login options. Let’s take a look at this functionality and investigate how to merge users’ accounts – specifically, we’ll consider the situation when people use several methods to log in.

How to Store Authentication Data in a Database. Part 4

Handling user registration and authentication isn’t an easy task. Both users and developers understand this. Users have to select and remember another username and password (taking into account different password policies, of course). A developer’s responsibility is to make this process secure and to properly protect the user’s data. So it’s no surprise that logging in with one account – Facebook or Google, for example – is extremely popular.

Visual Design of SQLAlchemy Models in 6 Steps

In this article I’m going to show you how to design SQLAlchemy models using Vertabelo, an online tool for visual database design, and our code generator. SQLAlchemy is propably the most advanced and well engineered OR/M for Python, while Vertabelo is a database design tool that works in a web browser. The Vertabelo code generator is an pythonic script called vertabelo-sqlalchemy. As you can see, the script is open source and hosted on GitHub.

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