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This is actually amazing, I put in the title Show HN: Simple but Powerful IDE for Databases

And received:

hncynic 1 minute ago

I like that it's just Javascript, not Node.

I see that it runs in some sort of Node.js/java application with a JIRA plugin.

Maybe you have tried a "nodejs" based alternative to SQLite and it's a little too early for something you don't like, like PostgreSQL etc.

hncynic 1 minute ago

This is really cool. I'm going to try this out some day and see if it's useful for other databases... especially with the JS support.

If the idea is to do DB migrations/transforms and make that simpler for non-tech users, then I like the idea of using SQL to get it working.

hncynic 1 minute ago

I'm glad the "learn new tools" section has a "Rewrite all the files on one file" option. I'm currently using a Dropbox instance to do this on my Mac.

The context and coherence is a little confused but the grammar and tone is spot on!

"beware the jubjub bird and shun the frumious bandersnatch:"

hncynic 1 minute ago

>I've always felt about the "Jubjubjub Bandersnatch is the jub" attitude, that there seems to be a few examples of this in the

> article. For example, my first album was 'Jubjabjubs on YouTube', but my next album was 'Jubjumbs on YouTube'. My first album

>is 'Bing Jubjubjub' and it's all very well worth the hassle.

>This article is a nice reminder that people are willing to use your tool and give you feedback on your work.

hee.

"I think that ZFS is a solid alternative for the Raspberry Pi with a proper linux installation.

However, ZFS on Ubuntu on Ubuntu, for example-- does not seem to allow zfs itself - it is the only way to zfs to be installed and run Linux. It would also be good if it had support for the ZFS kernel.

On Ubuntu you can't use the ZFS kernel_ - but on Ubuntu, there is zfs enabled:

http://www.ubuntu.com/community/zfs/ "

Needs more citations of xkcd #927 in response to the words "new" or "create". Also, more loopy weekend comments about how mainstream physics can't handle the truth.