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I recently took a big gamble on DuckDB. I've added it to the core of qStudio a free SQL editor. Now within the editor you can save table results from any databa

I recently took a big gamble on DuckDB. I've added it to the core of qStudio a free SQL editor. Now within the editor you can save table results from any database to the local duckdb instance or you can even perform joins amongst any server and I do mean almost any server. Out of the box DuckDB supports mysql/postgresql but I've added support for 20+ other database though it probably doesn't support all their types. If you want to get started with DuckDB qStudio is a good IDE: https://www.timestored.com/qstudio/duckdb-file-viewer#qduckdb https://www.timestored.com/qstudio/duckdb-file-viewer#qduckd...

netcraft 2y ago
qStudio looks very cool and im right in your target demo - and I hate to complain about free but just a bit of feedback: jar on mac is a lot of friction to be able to try it. I just spent about 5 minutes downloading and trying to get it to work - mac says it cant open because its from an unidentified developer, I went into security to get it to open anyway, it gave me another scary warning and then it still couldn't launch because I dont have a jvm installed somehow? I'll probably try again later because it really does look cool and as much as I absolutely love my intellij/datagrip I'm always looking for alternatives and have thought several times about building a tool with these automatic analysis tools built in.
- RyanHamilton 2y ago
  Damn that's dissapointing as I actually just recorded a mac demo this week. I got the false impression all macs have java but I guess it was just the one I had. I'm happy to try creating an installer if you are willing to test it. If so please email me ryan A_T timestored.com.
  - irq-1 2y ago
    Take a look at https://www.hydraulic.dev/ https://www.hydraulic.dev/ >Build self-updating desktop app packages in minutes. Deploy to every OS from any OS. Platform native formats, fully signed and notarized. Electron, Flutter, JVM and native. And free: > Conveyor is free for open source projects.
  - robertlagrant 2y ago
    Macs come with a weird thing where they have a Java in the path, but when you run it it takes you to a Java download page. It might be worth adding that to your instructions rather than bundling Java yourself?

netcraft 2y ago

qStudio looks very cool and im right in your target demo - and I hate to complain about free but just a bit of feedback: jar on mac is a lot of friction to be able to try it. I just spent about 5 minutes downloading and trying to get it to work - mac says it cant open because its from an unidentified developer, I went into security to get it to open anyway, it gave me another scary warning and then it still couldn't launch because I dont have a jvm installed somehow? I'll probably try again later because it really does look cool and as much as I absolutely love my intellij/datagrip I'm always looking for alternatives and have thought several times about building a tool with these automatic analysis tools built in.

RyanHamilton 2y ago
Damn that's dissapointing as I actually just recorded a mac demo this week. I got the false impression all macs have java but I guess it was just the one I had. I'm happy to try creating an installer if you are willing to test it. If so please email me ryan A_T timestored.com.
- irq-1 2y ago
  Take a look at https://www.hydraulic.dev/ https://www.hydraulic.dev/ >Build self-updating desktop app packages in minutes. Deploy to every OS from any OS. Platform native formats, fully signed and notarized. Electron, Flutter, JVM and native. And free: > Conveyor is free for open source projects.
- robertlagrant 2y ago
  Macs come with a weird thing where they have a Java in the path, but when you run it it takes you to a Java download page. It might be worth adding that to your instructions rather than bundling Java yourself?