Looks nice and I've been looking for a client that works with SQL Server and Postgres for a while now. Giving it a try for sure.
Feedback:
1) When I first setup a connection and save it, the modal stays there, should probably be dismissed at that point
2) It wasn't clear how to connect, so I double clicked which worked. Maybe an explicit 'connect' button next to each connection would be nice.
3) I really like how after connecting I'm straightaway in an ad hoc query window (a frustration with dbBeaver). It would be awesome if the MacOS version had TouchBar support at least for running (the currently selected) query - Azure Data Studio has this and I use it all the time. (Probably windows should use equivalent F-key here).
4) I think the default date formatting should more closely reflect the column type - so a datetime column should display in an ISO format, not human readable.
5) I like how Azure Data Studio displays nulls explicitly in the results (italicised "NULL"). This lets you easily distinguish between an empty string in your data and a null value.
6) I really like how it's just one click to expand a table to see its types, but I miss the other table metadata here (foreign keys, indices, etc).
7) I like how it's dark mode by default. :)
Awesome job so far, will continue to use it. If it's interesting I would pay for this product (though less than DataGrip which I consider overpriced).
Yeah the data-formatting in the table is something I need to work on, everything is just treated as a string right now, just so I could ship in a reasonable amount of time. That will improve for sure.
Other information for tables will be my next big feature release I think. Probably as a tab-view. Still not figured this out exactly yet.
Thanks for the monitization callout, although I'm committed to keeping all core app features totally free forever. :-)
Feedback:
1) When I first setup a connection and save it, the modal stays there, should probably be dismissed at that point
2) It wasn't clear how to connect, so I double clicked which worked. Maybe an explicit 'connect' button next to each connection would be nice.
3) I really like how after connecting I'm straightaway in an ad hoc query window (a frustration with dbBeaver). It would be awesome if the MacOS version had TouchBar support at least for running (the currently selected) query - Azure Data Studio has this and I use it all the time. (Probably windows should use equivalent F-key here).
4) I think the default date formatting should more closely reflect the column type - so a datetime column should display in an ISO format, not human readable.
5) I like how Azure Data Studio displays nulls explicitly in the results (italicised "NULL"). This lets you easily distinguish between an empty string in your data and a null value.
6) I really like how it's just one click to expand a table to see its types, but I miss the other table metadata here (foreign keys, indices, etc).
7) I like how it's dark mode by default. :)
Awesome job so far, will continue to use it. If it's interesting I would pay for this product (though less than DataGrip which I consider overpriced).