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Very impressive! I use DataGrip currently which is great but it has performance issues. This is very fast! And I like that it's AppImage.

I really like the UI. And it's impressive what you've achieved.

The main thing that stops me switching right now is DataGrip has a great table/indexes editor that outputs normalised SQL which I use for creating migrations. Otherwise I seriously would have considered it.

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Thanks! Table editor will be surely implemented. I am now deciding, what big feature will be the next, table structure editor is hot candidate. Next candidate is SQLite support

I'm glad you mentioned this! I'll keep your github bookmarked as I've been looking for something like this with SQLite support.

Have my vote for SQLite support! I frequently find myself in need of a proper tool to inspect, explore, query and modify SQLite databases. When I saw your Show HN, SQLite support was literally the first thing I checked for!

I'd really prefer to switch away from sqlitebrowser (AKA "DB Browser for SQLite.exe"). It's a fine tool, but a bit limited.

I am also glad SQLite support is going to be added. I will definitely try it. Have you checked out SQLiteStudio (https://sqlitestudio.pl)? It's ooen source and cross-platform.

I haven't, I didn't know it exist! Thanks for mentioning it!

I also use DataGrip and I've been searching from something lighter that can also handle NoSQL for my Linux box. I love that this is distributed in multiple Linux formats rather than just DEB and RPM.

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