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   by eirikbakke 4y ago

   Congrats on the launch! Does all this run in Steamship's own AWS cloud, or on the customer's own private AWS cloud? Perhaps the latter is a "premium" feature. And I assume AWS is completely dominant in this space? I.e. n
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   by eirikbakke 4y ago

   It's Java/Swing--same stack as IntelliJ. Though the IDE-like parts (window system etc.) are from the NetBeans IDE, which has a very good application development platform. Also a shoutout to Karl Tauber's excellent FlatLAF lib
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   by eirikbakke 4y ago

   Microsoft Access was an attempt to do the same: provide a user interface to a relational database. But it was never as easy to use as Excel, or the other office applications. There are still quite a few MS Access files around in government
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   by eirikbakke 4y ago

   Column names are used primarily to inform the detection of "heading" fields, i.e. fields that should be given a larger font in the form layout, or fields that should be shown by default when adding a join to another table. The oth
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   by eirikbakke 4y ago

   There's a dataset like that in the demo at https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/553439658 . Ultorg handles larger datasets through a number of strategies: (1) automatic LIMIT clauses with an infinite scroll like m