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Email: kriti AT mathesar DOT org
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Comment #48576446
Thanks for catching this, should be fixed. It was a PNG because I forgot to compress it after making the image!
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Show HN: Hosted version of Mathesar, intuitive open source UI built on Postgres
Hi HN! We just shipped the public beta of the hosted version of Mathesar, our open source “intuitive spreadsheet UI, full PostgreSQL power” project. Until now, using Mathesar meant…
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Comment #42895033
If you like Mathesar’s approach but need to work with MySQL, FDWs would let you connect a MySQL database to Mathesar for data entry and querying. This could be useful if you also h…
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Comment #42884832
As a side note, we _are_ considering adding support for other database backends through Postgres foreign data wrappers: https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Foreign_data_wrappers . If …
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Comment #42884823
NocoDB is a universal database GUI that supports multiple backends, while Mathesar is Postgres-only but deeply integrated with its native features, like using Postgres roles and pr…
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Comment #42884698
Thank you! Where would you need to hide these fields? If you had some time, it would be great if you could make a GitHub issue with more details about your use case! https://github…
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Comment #42884684
I think they're pretty different use cases. LibreOffice Base and Kexi are desktop database frontends focused on local databases, while Mathesar is web-based, self-hosted, can be co…
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Comment #42884662
We don't have the capacity to do that internally, but we were thinking about having a "Community Guides" section of our docs where people could contribute guides to setting up Math…
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Comment #42884651
Just a heads-up, I’m opinionated on this! Every app has some terminology you need to learn to use it effectively, we just think that terminology should actually map to how database…
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Comment #42883982
Ultorg is awesome! Eirik (Ultorg's founder) and I compare notes every once in a while. :)
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Comment #42883738
If you're referring to the line count being omitted here: https://github.com/mathesar-foundation/mathesar/graphs/contr... , please submit your feedback to the GitHub product team, …
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Comment #42882831
Well, we're a nonprofit, we don't have investors :) Also, I'm pretty sure any investor who cared about commit counts would be a terrible investor.
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Comment #42881102
Yep, AGPL can run alongside proprietary services without issues, and if you host it without modifications, you don’t have to share anything. But if you modify it and make it availa…
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Comment #42876460
Thank you! And yeah, I understand your gripe. The tagline is meant to convey the general idea of "editing data in a table UI without a lot of clicks or keystrokes" in the fewest nu…
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Comment #42876426
Yeah, I understand why that would be a concern. For what it's worth, our schemas are completely isolated and never touch any other data. We use them to store our DB functions and c…
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Comment #42876370
We don't have any ability to customize UIs yet, although we're certainly open to feature requests. We do have a "Record Page" for each individual record that shows a tabular view o…
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Comment #42875703
I think it was termites. But they built a huge spaceship.
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Comment #42875671
Mathesar doesn’t cache any database state, it always reflects the live structure of the database. If you run migrations through SQLAlchemy or Django, Mathesar will just show the da…
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Comment #42875494
sixdimensional covered this pretty well, but just to reiterate, I believe DBeaver is primarily a desktop app aimed at a technical audience. Mathesar is web-based and designed to ha…
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Comment #42875447
Never give up, never surrender!
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Comment #42875440
Here's some background info on our current funding: https://mathesar.org/blog/2024/03/28/mathesar-foundation-ann... We're working on multiple options for sustainability, both the t…
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Comment #42875414
Yep, Mathesar is GPLv3, not AGPL, so there’s no issue running it alongside proprietary services. Companies can absolutely use Mathesar as a standalone service in their stack withou…
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Comment #42875264
This is one of the things we're actively considering working on soon! It's mentioned in the "What's next?" section of our beta release announcement: https://mathesar.org/blog/2025/…