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This looks great, definitely going to take it for a spin tomorrow. I'm pretty happy at the moment editing in vim invoked from psql with \e - which has been my

This looks great, definitely going to take it for a spin tomorrow. I'm pretty happy at the moment editing in vim invoked from psql with \e - which has been my setup for way more than a decade now, but I do miss isql (Query Analyzer) from SQL Server 2000, which was just about perfect.

factorialboy 6mo ago
Thanks. Let me know which OS you're on. I suspect macOS might have more users, and deserves more attention.
- petepete 6mo ago
  Linux and Gnome. While macOS might have more uses, there's more database clients already fighting it out.
  - factorialboy 6mo ago
    Haha, fair enough — but I'm a GNOME user 70% and macOS 30% myself — so the GNOME version is getting a lot of love.
    - petepete 6mo ago
      I took it for a test spin just now and I'm impressed. Some notes: - to get it to run (on Fedora) I had to manually installed python3-keyring first - connected with ease, that part is really smooth - I like the ability to easily flick through the tabs on objects and see the relevant data - took me a while to work out how to create a new query, expected to be open a query window then save the file rather than create a file/query at once (unless I'm missing something) - usually I want to query first and only save if needed - UI is really nice, fits in perfectly - would be nice to be able to collapse/hide the file chooser in the bottom left when I'm not using it Also, and I understand it's probably a pile of work, but a graphical view of explain would be amazing. This isn't a feature request, I'm sure there's plenty of other stuff that needs attention first :) Great work, thank you for sharing.
      - factorialboy 6mo ago
        Thanks for the detailed feedback and positive words. I still need to figure out correct packaging on OS's I don't use (Fedora RPM for example). By end of this week, I'll incorporate some of your feedback into the roadmap. Ty.
        petepete 6mo ago
        Thanks. To be honest I'm going to start using it already. I think being able to easily open a new blank query is the main thing. ctrl+n. That's how I start most of my investigations.
        factorialboy 6mo ago
        Makes sense, I'll ship ctrl+n -> new sql file in active folder tomorrow. It's been merged.
      - factorialboy 6mo ago
        > but a graphical view of explain would be amazing. This isn't a feature request, I'm sure there's plenty of other stuff that needs attention first :) Oh, and, tomorrow, the first version of visualization of Explain will be shipped as well. :)

factorialboy 6mo ago

Thanks. Let me know which OS you're on. I suspect macOS might have more users, and deserves more attention.

petepete 6mo ago
Linux and Gnome. While macOS might have more uses, there's more database clients already fighting it out.
- factorialboy 6mo ago
  Haha, fair enough — but I'm a GNOME user 70% and macOS 30% myself — so the GNOME version is getting a lot of love.
  - petepete 6mo ago
    I took it for a test spin just now and I'm impressed. Some notes: - to get it to run (on Fedora) I had to manually installed python3-keyring first - connected with ease, that part is really smooth - I like the ability to easily flick through the tabs on objects and see the relevant data - took me a while to work out how to create a new query, expected to be open a query window then save the file rather than create a file/query at once (unless I'm missing something) - usually I want to query first and only save if needed - UI is really nice, fits in perfectly - would be nice to be able to collapse/hide the file chooser in the bottom left when I'm not using it Also, and I understand it's probably a pile of work, but a graphical view of explain would be amazing. This isn't a feature request, I'm sure there's plenty of other stuff that needs attention first :) Great work, thank you for sharing.
    - factorialboy 6mo ago
      Thanks for the detailed feedback and positive words. I still need to figure out correct packaging on OS's I don't use (Fedora RPM for example). By end of this week, I'll incorporate some of your feedback into the roadmap. Ty.
      - petepete 6mo ago
        Thanks. To be honest I'm going to start using it already. I think being able to easily open a new blank query is the main thing. ctrl+n. That's how I start most of my investigations.
        factorialboy 6mo ago
        Makes sense, I'll ship ctrl+n -> new sql file in active folder tomorrow. It's been merged.
    - factorialboy 6mo ago
      > but a graphical view of explain would be amazing. This isn't a feature request, I'm sure there's plenty of other stuff that needs attention first :) Oh, and, tomorrow, the first version of visualization of Explain will be shipped as well. :)