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We have finally released TeamPostgreSQL, web-based administration and team platform for PostgreSQL. I ran a small beta here on HN a few weeks ago. The application uses a sophisticated AJAX web client and as such is a good showcase for what
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Google Web Toolkit showcase: TeamPostgreSQL
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TeamPostgreSQL (beta'd here) released, 20% HN discount
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I think the fact that this thread has 70+ comments, yet has not turned into a political flamefest, but rather an intelligent discussion on whether it belongs, is an almost unbelievably strong testament to the quality of the HN community. I
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> remind me why we are using the Factory pattern here, again? Because everything in J2EE, including design patterns, is driven by salivating greed, megalomania-level egos and lemming mentality (I have a similar comment in the original t
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Thanks for the positive comment. Good question, phppgadmin is the main competition and also the inspiration. First of all, TeamPostgreSQL is team-oriented. This is expressed both in terms of features (ability to share SQL snippets and scrip
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The exact URL to connect to when the server is running is: http://localhost:8080/teampostgresql
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I concur about the need for a simple archive for the download. Our installer creation process makes it easy to make installers for the different platforms, so we defaulted to those. I will definitely make sure that simple archives are provi
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You can put it on any server that can reach the database over the network.
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I am getting great commentary back - I cleverly included the option to send feedback directly from the application, and then foolishly forgot to include a field for the user's email address, so I can't respond directly :) I will try to pick
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Hope to hear your feedback. As I just now posted in another response we haven't settled on any price, except that it should not be some super exclusive thing for corporate whales :). Fixed the link.
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Sorry for the confusion, this is definitely one of the points we should make clear. You are right, it is a web application and the download is the web server with the webapp on it. The common use case is that you would put the server on the
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It comes bundled with a sample database, so you can still try it out even without a PostgreSQL database available. Also, thanks for the suggestions. I will definitely expand the website with more information - this is just an early release
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Invite HN: TeamPostgreSQL beta
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"the Amiga ... missed on graphics and so never really attracted game developers to its platform." I don't know about the US, but in Europe the Amiga epitomized games and multimedia development for a decade since the mid eighties (the demo s
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Gah. :) But the going's been good since 1996 too.
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Crazy to think that in 1986 Bill Gates and Steve Jobs were already considered to have triumphed. In hindsight, they had only just taken their first few baby steps in business!
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Be careful when reusing water bottles. A recent study found that re-using a disposable plastic water bottle a few times raises bacteria and fungus contamination beyond the threshold for acceptable drinking water.
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Sun's own Java Trails online tutorials are very good. They cover a lot of ground with minimal blabbering (unlike books whose authors are paid by page count). http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/
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This kind of article is often bought outright by one of the companies referred in the article. Let's try to spot who - in the very last line of the article (so after finishing the article you will go check out the company mentioned): "There
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> why this is happening there and not here: http://www.oxfordpress.com/hp/content/shared/news/world/stor... . And notice the scale! This is not an isolated riot in one block of Paris. These are discontended immigrant groups. The riots
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The French are famous for extensive consumption of medicine in general.
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About the faded in time thing, I always felt Ender's Game was surprisingly precise in predicting the rise of online discussion communities, and how their anonymous celebrities can influence a lot of people, while just being a bunch of kids
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Very interesting. Seemed to be pretty balanced too, contrary to the popular 'food additives == evil' meme. I was actually surprised at the extent of natural ingredients this industry relies on. I liked this piece: "A typical artificial stra
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If hyper-inflation is coming, why would you hold on to cash? Sounds like a perfectly good reason to max out home equity loans at a fixed rate.
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> people who aren't word people, tend to attribute superlatives to things that they like, and the word "literature" in particular is one that bugs me. 'Literature' is not a superlative.
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You'd be surprised.
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They'll probably announce the layoffs on a Friday, to have less chance of an 'incident'.
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Sounds great - let us know how it goes!
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At any point in life, whatever someone did ten-twenty years ago was the best part of their life.
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