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I find good use of my skill in the following: DBeaver: use a consistent interface for practically any data store. Wanna SELECT and JOIN CSVs? It can do that to
by npteljes 4y ago
I find good use of my skill in the following:
DBeaver: use a consistent interface for practically any data store. Wanna SELECT and JOIN CSVs? It can do that too.
https://www.mail-tester.com/ https://www.mail-tester.com/ - Fantastic email server settings troubleshooter.
Excel / Calc / Gnumeric: I don't even know macros, just the functions, sorting, filtering, and pivot tables enable good productivity. And sometimes fun, I chose my current video card, and optimized my Factorio gameplay with Calc.
BASH, jq, sed, grep, tr, cut, Geany, regexes: it's fantastic to be able to work with text. Log parsing and other text tasks turn into a puzzle game, where I win fast, and it's usually faster than to use anything else, especially for one-offs.
- bdcravens 4y agoI've long been a DataGrip user, but Dbeaver impressed me when it was the first to enable Aurora Babelfish support.
- npteljes 4y agoWow, DataGrip also looks very nice. I find it funny that how first we had Eclipse vs IntelliJ, and now DBeaver vs DataGrip - each built on the respective platform, DBeaver on Eclipse, and DataGrip on IntelliJ.
- sad-vscode-user 4y agoYeah, DataGrip is extremely awesome. From all the Jetbrains Tools I miss this most. (I'm an unhappy Ex-Jetbrains user ...)
- micvbang 4y agoOh my lord, I love DBeaver so much! One thing that blew my mind the first time I saw it, was that when you look at geospatial data, they let you view your geometries on a map. It's so simple and so awesome!
- squintychino 4y agoSpeaking of DBeaver - does anyone have any good themes that they might share? I really like the interface but the stock look is lacking.
- 28304283409234 4y agoGnumeric. I still mourn Ray. One of the kindest people I have met. Almost ten years ago he passed away at age 40. 12 Years of gnumeric and 18 years of Debian contributions. Thank you Ray, where ever you are now.
- oska 4y agoI didn't know who you were referring to, so looked it up and learnt a little about Ray Dassen [1]. It's nice seeing ppl memorialise a person as you have done here. [1] http://www.gnumeric.org/announcements/1.12/gnumeric-1.12.3.html http://www.gnumeric.org/announcements/1.12/gnumeric-1.12.3.h...