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Why not use Rails? The book "Data Visualization Toolkit" [1] does exactly that: it uses Rails for AR's ease of use, not because they need a heavy server. If you
by d3nj4l 5y ago
Why not use Rails? The book "Data Visualization Toolkit" [1] does exactly that: it uses Rails for AR's ease of use, not because they need a heavy server. If you need a UI instead of the CLI, you can use ActiveAdmin, or use Django which comes bundled with an admin interface. If neither of those fits your needs, if you can expand more on your requirements and why you want something light weight, I could have a few more suggestions, but they all mostly boil down to "use sqlite with an interactive UI".
1: https://www.amazon.com/Data-Visualization-Toolkit-Addison-Wesley-Professional/dp/0134464435 https://www.amazon.com/Data-Visualization-Toolkit-Addison-We...
- totetsu 5y agoCLI is okay, and I was thinking of it because of the easy of use. Trying to get rails to work in windows WSL1 has been a bit too slow.
- d3nj4l 5y agoOk, that makes sense. I assume you have a good reason for avoiding WSL2, because with WSL2 I've had ok perf if psql was also running on wsl2. Otherwise, you can rent a cheap DO box, or even get one of the free Oracle Cloud ARM instances; you can ssh in, develop using VS Code/ RubyMine Remote, and it'll be reasonably fast.
- totetsu 5y agoIt's a work laptop and they disabled virtualization in the bios. :( Maybe a small cloud instance is the way to go.