1ilit

On-device CPU inference is the real flex here. Optimization probably mattered as much as modeling.

drawDB - a database diagram editor

https://github.com/drawdb-io/drawdb

Added version control last month, now working on generating migrations based on the versions

the app asked me for access to read text and images of my clipboard yeah, that's the browser asking for permission to read and write to the clipboard

it seems like your app can read anything of my clipboard at any time only when you paste, the app reads the latest entry in your clipboard, and only if it is a valid json object of a table, note, or subject area, it gets imported

just using the clipboard api: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Clipboard_A...

thanks! would love to connect

good point

If 100 people per month can pay 50$, that's 5k which is very nice for a side project!

sounds too good to be true xd

For myself, I absolutely would love this as a Django plugin!

after migrations, will be adding orms. or some plug in system for anyone to add whatever they want. don't know how but would be a fun feature to work on

i had a buy me a coffee link for a while. then idk what got into me and i starting feeling bad for the $20 someone donated

yep, parser issues. will report it, thanks for letting me know

where i'm currently based, every single cent that can be considered income is tracked and taxed. plus i would have to declare its origin. so there's definitely some legal set up before monetization

yeah, we call our end-of-year 'summaries' 'retros' at work, i put it there without even thinking

hehe mine was up and running way before theirs. but we have diverged quite a bit. might be biased but i think mine is easier to jump right in. mine is more like the draw.io of database editors while theirs is the miro, yk?

appreciate it!

appreciate it!

thank you!

regarding the sql import, it breaks because of the parser. i'm using a 3rd party parser to parse sql and pull out everything needed for the diagram. i'll report it to them, thanks for letting me know

Coming... https://imgur.com/a/U8cbJ5Y. Working on versioning, based on which migrations will be generated.

Thank you! Yeah we don't have views yet, but will

Thanks! No library. Just svg, foreign objects, and event listeners

been there, done that

looks cool, you should probably gitignore some of the dirs there though

Have been building drawDB[1] for a while now. It's a database schema visualizer. Currently working on adding support for oracle databases. Wrote a parser[2] to allow importing from oracle sql. Have been struggling with motivation though, the pieces are pretty much there but I've been procrastinating on putting it all together. This has been my main side project for almost 2 years now.. I miss the feeling of novelty.. but can't come up with something worth building..idk

[1] https://github.com/drawdb-io/drawdb

[2] https://github.com/1ilit/oracle-sql-parser

Reminds me a lot of my drawDB: https://www.drawdb.app/. *Not a shameless plug, actually*

It's https://www.drawdb.app/. It blew up after I opensourced it. I got lucky it got picked up on hackernews and twitter

None. I made it for people to use and open sourced for people to see and contribute. I just don't want someone else to sell it. That's it.

I totally get this. I recently changed the license on my project from MIT to AGPL after getting a dm from someone interested in buying the project. I make absolutely no money at the moment, if anything I'm paying out of pocket for the domain, and don't think will any time soon. My only goal was to protect the project from getting commercialized by someone else. I've gotten questions about it and have been questioning whether I got too scared that someone might monetize what I worked so hard on.

I have a project that has the frontend hosted on Vercel and a small simple service on Render both on the free plans. Vercel analytics is off at the moment because I've hit the limit for the free plan, but as of last week we got 1600-1700 unique visitors daily on average. In the last 30 days, my deployment has had 1.6 million edge requests and consumed about 146GB for fast data transfer. You can probably get away with the free plans for a moderate amount of traffic and then scale as needed.

I'm working on https://github.com/drawdb-io/drawdb trying to optimize the editor and have it lag less when the number of tables increases. Also have some highly requested features I'd like to implement before launching on Product Hunt.

Then I wanted a change of pace and started on something so ambitious that it's stupid... I'm trying to make a web browser from scratch I guess. So far tokenizing the html is going fine but I'm not sure how far I'll be able to get.

+1

have to add tsoding to the already mentioned channels

Hello!

I recently released an app to design database diagrams and export them to SQL. The app has only a limited set of datatypes which can be inconvenient so I've been thinking of making the diagrams DBMS specific. I need opinions on how to proceed:

1. Make the diagrams DBMS specific 2. Keep them generic with a limited set of types but export to multiple SQL flavors.

Thank you:)

thanks! yep it's definitely coming. can't promise anything for the coming week but i'll try my best to have it out asap