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¹ Unless it were the only one, it would be impossible to be leading right after launch.
I have a genuine question, intended in good faith: why? Why spend 10 years working on this, only to give it way for free?
The messaging is quite confusing. The title makes it seem like it took you ten years to release a first version, but the website says it’s version 3.0 and claims it’s “the leading SQL Editor […]”¹. There is a GitHub repo² but the history is quite unhelpful, with a bunch of commits named the same and some older commits after newer ones. ¹ Unless it were the only one, it would be impossible to be leading right after la…
Apache 2 license that requires email registration. I don't think such a thing exists.
Hi - I am trying to run this on an Intel Mac. I got it to launch once, and attempted to open a small (~30mb) sqlite DB, and got a crash. It now hangs/freezes as soon as the application opens (taking over > a full core of CPU e.g. 120% plus utilization in Activity Monitor), even after deleting and re-downloading the .jar file. Any ideas? Would love to check this out! edit: Apple silicon, which I note because the proce…
Ah! I figured it out. User error. I had hit "open file" instead of "open database" and the application decided to open the 30mb sqlite DB as text (e.g. a sql query), including syntax highlighting. Simply letting it grind away for 10 minutes or so allowed it actually open the file, at which point I could close the tab and performance is back to normal. Look forward to experimenting!
Out of curiosity, what took you 10 years? Keen to hear your journey as someone building in the same space..
Be careful on some of these claims > Supports every database Does it.
Language: Java, GUI: Swing, Docking framework: DockingFrames (LGPL)