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Show HN: DBDelve – Open-Source DB Client Made with Rust and GPUI

Show HN: DBDelve – Open-Source DB Client Made with Rust and GPUI

shayan_abbas

Comments (31)

  • gmmachine
    This feels more like a proof of concept than anything else.I'd like an AI agent plugin to help with my SQL queries?
  • olive-n
    Looks nice, though it does not open .sqlite files on Windows, when they are somewhere in the WSL filesystem. But neither does DBeaver. dbx opens them just fine though.
  • mamcx
    One thing missing in all the GUI clients I know for Postgres's is being able to work with composite types and filtering them like `(IMT, 1)`. Similar as edit things like this, arrays, json, etc
  • upmostly
    What does it have over a hyper-modern DB client like DB Pro?[1] https://dbpro.app
  • brumbelow
    Thanks for sharing I will give this a try this week. The improved memory impact compared to Dbeaver is too good to resist.
  • logdahl
    Thanks for working on this! All db clients I've used have felt very bloated and I relate to your experience of crashes. I will definitely try this out!
  • edstarch
    >it's a breeze to work with if you just get through them not updating the crate officially on crates.io but the community has found the solutions for it, you just have to dig deep for itwhat does this mean?the ui does look very nice
  • exaroth
    Whats the advantage of this over something like dbx (https://github.com/t8y2/dbx)?
  • godockly
    I really like it !
  • written-beyond
    How intelligent is the query editor? If you've used DataGrip you'll see it's nothing short of a god send. Their Intellisense is really something else.But I absolutely hate opening DataGrip it feels like you're trying to start a crank car from the 40's.
  • mrgoldenbrown
    What dbs does it support? I won't drop datagrip until I can access oracle, SQL server and postgres.
  • mikenikles
    > No feature is ever going behind a paywall.How do you sustain continuous development of the project beyond the next two weekends?
  • written-beyond
    What about beekeeper studio?
  • dofm
    Oh this is good news — I have been looking for a fuss-free cross-platform alternative to MySQL Workbench to recommend for a data product for some time.(Workbench is a pain but it was capable, off-the-shelf and was possible to document it once, more or less, for multiple platforms; I did not actually hate using it. But alas it is old now)I will surely test this out; good luck with it.
  • cedricddesigns
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  • Agataproximadev
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  • edem
    I'm sick and tired of this "rewrite everything in rust ai slop movement