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Oh this looks good. I've been using: https://sqlitebrowser.org/ This seems to offer way more.
https://nightlies.sqlitebrowser.org/latest/
We're really overdue for making a new official release, but the nightly builds are pretty stable in the meantime. :)
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That's because adding a screenshot is surprisingly hard if you've never discovered that you can create an issue, paste an image into it, and then copy the URL that gives you into your readme without ever actually submitting the issue.
Can't you just put the image as a file inside your repo and reference it from the README.md file ?
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Can't you just put the image as a file inside your repo and reference it from the README.md file ?
Not if your readme also has to work on "not Github" like npm or pypi, or anything that repackages your release while using your readme.md as page content. Those images are going to have to be fully qualified URLs.
Dumb question for those of you familiar with coding Win API these days -- can you easily build 64-bit Windows applications using Win32 API? I did a little Win32 C coding many years ago, but that was long before 64-bit Windows hit the scene. Is there a Win64 API now?
