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How will you compete with tools such as Sequel Pro, SQL Workbench etc ? Also, remember that it is not just about connection strings. Lot of databases cannot be
by codegeek 6y ago
How will you compete with tools such as Sequel Pro, SQL Workbench etc ? Also, remember that it is not just about connection strings. Lot of databases cannot be accessed over a direct connection (thankfully). You need to either ssh into it or it is part of a private network altogether.
- Denislav 6y agoMy selling point is that is on the web. You don't need to download any programs, and you would be able to access your databases from every browser. And the Web-app will be saving all your connection string for later easy use. To be honest i'm not really sure if anyone would use such a thing.
- nikitaga 6y agoMy personal opinion: > You don't need to download any programs I don't mind downloading good programs that I will use repeatedly. > you would be able to access your databases from every browser That sounds more like a security issue than a feature. I'd rather take my laptop with me if I need access from anywhere. What I would pay a reasonable amount of money for, however, is a version of SequelPro that works for other databases, at least for postresql. SequelPro is probably the best lightweight database app ever made, but sadly it only supports MySQL. It is open source and MIT-licensed though, so you could contribute postgresql support to the project or maybe even take the source and build a private source multi-database app from it. But that wouldn't be a web app.
- Denislav 6y agoI can see what you mean. Thanks for the feedback.