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Very impressive! I use DataGrip currently which is great but it has performance issues. This is very fast! And I like that it's AppImage. I really like the UI.

Very impressive! I use DataGrip currently which is great but it has performance issues. This is very fast! And I like that it's AppImage. I really like the UI. And it's impressive what you've achieved. The main thing that stops me switching right now is DataGrip has a great table/indexes editor that outputs normalised SQL which I use for creating migrations. Otherwise I seriously would have considered it.

janproch 5y ago
Thanks! Table editor will be surely implemented. I am now deciding, what big feature will be the next, table structure editor is hot candidate. Next candidate is SQLite support
- client4 5y ago
  I'm glad you mentioned this! I'll keep your github bookmarked as I've been looking for something like this with SQLite support.
- TeMPOraL 5y ago
  Have my vote for SQLite support! I frequently find myself in need of a proper tool to inspect, explore, query and modify SQLite databases. When I saw your Show HN, SQLite support was literally the first thing I checked for! I'd really prefer to switch away from sqlitebrowser (AKA "DB Browser for SQLite.exe"). It's a fine tool, but a bit limited.
  - mytdi 5y ago
    I am also glad SQLite support is going to be added. I will definitely try it. Have you checked out SQLiteStudio (https://sqlitestudio.pl https://sqlitestudio.pl)? It's ooen source and cross-platform.
    - TeMPOraL 5y ago
      I haven't, I didn't know it exist! Thanks for mentioning it!
techwizrd 5y ago
I also use DataGrip and I've been searching from something lighter that can also handle NoSQL for my Linux box. I love that this is distributed in multiple Linux formats rather than just DEB and RPM.