Anyone knows what is current status of Sublime Text? I think the version 3 is already in beta for years.
Sublime Text is fine :) Edit: I'm a moderator on the forums. I've been in touch.
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#13Pretty cool but that pricing... I'd be happy to shell out $9 if the trial was successful and the app felt more useful than the alternatives. But $29?
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#14Anyone knows what is current status of Sublime Text? I think the version 3 is already in beta for years.
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Sublime Text is fine :) Edit: I'm a moderator on the forums. I've been in touch.
We've had 3-4 months without a new dev release though, after it had picked some steam.
I'm perfectly happy to get infrequent but stable evolutions for Sublime Text.
PS : However if the author could open his source code in order for me to take "inspiration from it" and improving my own Python codebase, that would be great :p
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#17No one using DBeaver?
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#18I've been using Jetbrains' 0xDBE recently ( https://www.jetbrains.com/dbe/ ) and I highly recommend it: * it works with IDEAVim * it uses JDBC so you can easily connect to "non-standard" DBs by using any JDBC driver * it's better than psql/vsql/... for dealing with complex queries (you have a real editor rather than limited readline support, if you're lucky enough to have readline support)
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#19I've been using Jetbrains' 0xDBE recently ( https://www.jetbrains.com/dbe/ ) and I highly recommend it: * it works with IDEAVim * it uses JDBC so you can easily connect to "non-standard" DBs by using any JDBC driver * it's better than psql/vsql/... for dealing with complex queries (you have a real editor rather than limited readline support, if you're lucky enough to have readline support)
You can't even download/purchase that software.
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#20No one using DBeaver?