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ERD Lab - Database design tool built for developers https://www.erdlab.io https://www.erdlab.io Login as guest directly at https://app.erdlab.io https://app.er
by jerryu 4y ago
ERD Lab - Database design tool built for developers
https://www.erdlab.io https://www.erdlab.io
Login as guest directly at https://app.erdlab.io https://app.erdlab.io No registration required to test. No email confirmation needed to register either if you choose to do so.
Here is a 1 minute video of ERDLab in action. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VaBRPAtX08 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VaBRPAtX08
- jerryu 4y agoWould love some feedback from HN community. Any thoughts?
- snake117 4y agoI didn't have enough time to dive into all the information or test out the editor. However, one bit of feedback that I have is just wondering what sets ERD Lab apart from other existing solutions? What motivated you to make your own DB design tool? If a prospective customer was either weighing the pros/cons between several DB design tools or already using another tool, what would compel them to decide on using ERD Lab? Maybe consider including a table highlighting the differences in features/pricing from other similar tools on the homepage (after the list of features) or a separate page entirely highlighting this information? For example, Render.com has a page specifically highlighting how their product is a better PaaS solution compared to Heroku [0]. This is just a thought. Personally, I'm not familiar enough with DB design editors to know what I should be looking for in such a tool. Moreover, about ~1 year ago, I was looking for a solution that solved this exact problem, so I am genuinely curious about this. Finally, just wanted to mention that while I don't need this at the moment, I did bookmark it to consider using in the future. Otherwise, great job, and I wish you the best! [0] - https://render.com/render-vs-heroku-comparison https://render.com/render-vs-heroku-comparison