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Show HN: DataSpeeder 2 Beta – Instant End-User Web UI for MySQL and Oracle
(dataspeeder.com)
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11mo ago
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Show HN: DataSpeeder Releases v1.2 with Instant Deployment of MySQL End-User GUI
(dataspeeder.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
> Come on, it's the last thing I want to show to a non dev, or even to a dev. phpMyAdmin's interface is so cluttered, and way harder in the eyes for anyone who just want to go through the data and not deal with every part of th
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DataSpeeder
6y ago
Thanks, I think that's placing me in the right ballpark and where I want to be. I had not heard of Kexi or Glom, so I'll look into them.
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DataSpeeder
6y ago
Thanks for the response, I'll look into Django and the Django community in more detail. If you have any direct links to appropriate Django articles, communities, or tutorials to share, that would be great.
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DataSpeeder
6y ago
Thanks! > Can you elaborate how this compares to some open source solutions, for example react-admin? I would say that ... React-Admin is a programming framework that a skilled React programmer can use to produce an application with grea
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DataSpeeder
6y ago
I started using Firefox instead of IE way back when it was new, and (flirtations with Safari notwithstanding) I've never had a compelling reason to stop using it. So I'm still on board. Also, I like the way the black title bar fr
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DataSpeeder
6y ago
Thanks for the help. I'm new to the forum, and I thought a sig might be useful, but I want to be a good citizen. I will remove it everywhere now. Thanks again! (Update: Looks like I have no 'edit' option for posts that are
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DataSpeeder
6y ago
Thanks for that! I set out to make a simple solution to a real problem that I had experienced on a lot of web development projects. I hope it's useful to others as well. I looked around for a long time for a similar tool -- open sour
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DataSpeeder
6y ago
Hi -- thanks for asking! I'm especially proud of that part of the application because it took a lot of effort to get right ... it was actually the most difficult part to design and implement. In the end, I'm very happy with the
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DataSpeeder
6y ago
Thanks for the kind words! DataSpeeder is intended to give devs and db admins (who live in the world of power tools like PhpMyAdmin and MySQL Workbench) the ability to provide a simple web GUI for non-admin end-users to view/modify dat
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DataSpeeder
6y ago
Thanks for letting me know! Hosted at GoDaddy. I'll see if there's anything I can get them to do to fix it.
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DataSpeeder
6y ago
> Holy cow, I really like this. Super simple. Thanks! You have no idea how nice that is to hear. Making something work is one thing, making it simple is another. A lot of effort went into designing it to be simple, so reading that, yo
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DataSpeeder
6y ago
Thanks for the kind words, and the feedback! The idea here is that DataSpeeder enables the power user doing the db work to provide a simple web GUI for "non-admin" users who need to see some subset of the data in an easy way. It&#
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DataSpeeder
6y ago
Thanks for the links ... I'll take a look at popsql.com and see what they're about. Very impressive, and good for them! @DataSpeeder | www.dataspeeder.com
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DataSpeeder
6y ago
Thanks for the kind words! I've been building database client GUIs since the old Delphi days in the late 90s. There's so much about those RAD tools that I miss. After many years of building custom web applications for employers
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Show HN: DataSpeeder Instant End-User Web GUI for MySQL
(dataspeeder.com)
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DataSpeeder
6y ago
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