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how does collaboration works for SQLite, since the db is embedded?
When you upload a database to the site, it is stored in your browser's memory or uses OpFS — a local storage within your browser. You can share a link to grant access to your database, with the connection handled via P2P through WebRTC.
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Thank you, unfortunately, almost zero.
hey, not to give you "armchair" advice, but I feel like a tool that's existed for 11 years and has 11k daily users is a super serious achievement. I'd vicariously love for you to be able to make some/more revenue with this! +1 on @redox99's comment that charging in rubles is most probably confusing, and that a flat $10 usd/month would be easier. I also would think that renewal should actually be on by default, not of…
As a Brit, I'd rather GBP...
Isn't this comment a form of US defaultism?
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hey, not to give you "armchair" advice, but I feel like a tool that's existed for 11 years and has 11k daily users is a super serious achievement. I'd vicariously love for you to be able to make some/more revenue with this! +1 on @redox99's comment that charging in rubles is most probably confusing, and that a flat $10 usd/month would be easier. I also would think that renewal should actually be on by default, not of…
> charging in rubles is most probably confusing, and that a flat $10 usd/month would be easier As a Brit, I'd rather GBP... Isn't this comment a form of US defaultism?
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hey, not to give you "armchair" advice, but I feel like a tool that's existed for 11 years and has 11k daily users is a super serious achievement. I'd vicariously love for you to be able to make some/more revenue with this! +1 on @redox99's comment that charging in rubles is most probably confusing, and that a flat $10 usd/month would be easier. I also would think that renewal should actually be on by default, not of…
> charging in rubles is most probably confusing, and that a flat $10 usd/month would be easier As a Brit, I'd rather GBP... Isn't this comment a form of US defaultism?
Isn't this comment a form of Brit defaultism?
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> charging in rubles is most probably confusing, and that a flat $10 usd/month would be easier As a Brit, I'd rather GBP... Isn't this comment a form of US defaultism?
As a rabbit, I'd rather carrots... Isn't this comment a form of Brit defaultism?
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For me: Try queries without the hassle of setting up a database. Learn SQL. Experiment. Etc.
> For me: Try queries without the hassle of setting up a database. sqlite3 some-file.db That's the whole "database setup" in case of SQLite.
From there, I guess the value this adds is:
1. There is a UI, i.e. it has some autocomplete of sql syntax and it shows tables in a ... tabular format.
2. As others have mentioned, there are sharing features. Yes you could share a .db file, but with this you can also send a link viewable in a browser, with specific queries, etc.
#1 reminds me of MS Access from back in the day. Those were sql dbs underneath, but they had some interfaces to show you how to build queries. It wasn't a bad way to dip your toes into the basics of sql.
Maybe buy a new domain name like below (and direct to your existing from this new url).
EasyLearnSQL.com
TrySQLonline.com
LearnOnlineSQL.com
And the more descriptive name might allow you to not have to change the UI.
(Very cool project by the way and congrats on 11 years)