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doronlinder
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Comment #23078929
Thank you for the feedback. The SQL parsing is home made and I assumed fields in the order by clause is also a part of the SELECT. I collect a window of failed queries in memory (w…
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Comment #23078883
Deployed a fix. Backspace is captured now.
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Comment #23074170
I'm missing it. Where's the typo?
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Comment #23074139
For replay-ability. Each time you need to understand the problem and construct a query instead of remembering that the answer was X (when I prototyped this in some of the cases you…
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Comment #23072386
The cases are randomly generated; It asks for unique values of a random column in a random table. Sometimes it asks for unique password hashes... It's an edge case I didn't account…
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Comment #23072341
Thanks for the feedback! I was wondering the same thing.
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Comment #23072329
It can be solved with saving stuff to local storage, but I tried to not use it to be more GDPR compliant...
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Comment #23072279
The first two are cases of selecting the whole table. Since it's (completely) randomised, there is a chance of getting the same table twice. I didn't account for that :-P If you so…
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Comment #23070894
I was aiming for a feeling of dealing with real data (even though it's not). Changing the email domain names to fictitious ones will solve this, but I think would undermine the fee…
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Comment #23070860
Thanks! The game is still in development. It covers SELECT, DISTINCT, FROM (with one table), ORDER BY, LIMIT in the free part. After buying a license, WHERE, IN, BETWEEN, AND and O…
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Comment #23070800
Currently the first rank is 11 cases, and the second rank is 20 additional cases. The second rank covers WHERE with numbers, strings, dates and timestamps, IN, BETWEEN, AND and OR.…
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Comment #23070757
Yeah, the semicolon bothers me too. I'll see how I can incorporate that in. The clicking around was meant to make life easier on mobile phone users. I'll see if I can add a keyboar…
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Comment #23070734
Currently the first rank is 11 cases, and the second rank is 20 additional cases. The second rank covers WHERE with numbers, strings, dates and timestamps, IN, BETWEEN, AND and OR.…
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Comment #23070327
Yes, the instructions as well as the levels and the data are auto generated. If something sounds off, please email me and I'll fix it.
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Comment #23068466
Good call. I will.
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Comment #23068456
This was certainly an inspiration.
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Comment #23068442
Everything is randomised, nothing is based real data. It's auto generated from popular first names, last names, changing patterns and random years or numbers attached at the end. D…
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Comment #3886734
It wasn't meant to work on mobile devices. It can and everything work as expected besides the fact that you must have a fully functional keyboard to use it and learn VIM.
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Comment #3886723
Your fingers should stay on JKL;. Going left involves lifting your index finger and moving it the the left, pressing H, and returning it back to J. When you're more proficient in V…
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Comment #3886693
I fixed the 30 characters issue to allow up to 70 characters. And you may also use + signs in emails. The SMTP error doesn't occur anymore, and even when there was an error the ema…
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Comment #3880892
The only reason I can think of is that the browser didn't download the images from the server due to extream load on the server. I'm experiencing some server problems and opened a …
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Comment #3880875
Thanks. I agree that a .vimrc level will be a stretch. I had some ideas on how to incorporate that to, but I think I'll leave it out. Once you get modal editing and know all necess…
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Comment #3880844
The target of the first level was to cover hjkl. I know it's a pain and when you're proficient enough you usually don't use them but use tf*#/ and such, but it's the basics... The …
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Comment #3880823
Thanks! I'm at a loss for words. It's very kind of you.