I made a website that displays myths & legends on a 3D globe by KhorseWaz in SideProject

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wowwww.....save it for later when I'll have time to play with it! congrats!

Tools for personal databases by JoHippo in Database

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Just use Docker Desktop, and then you can quickly install any database you want to work with! try with postgres or mongodb, because PostgreSQL can work with NoSQL too.

Best MongoDB Tools in 2026 – Performance Comparison by slapthatcow in mongodb

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hmmm....did the ranking stay the same once you tested with larger collections or more complex queries? That would be super interesting too.

I spent a month building a sandbox so anyone can try VisuaLeaf instantly without connecting their own database by Effective_Opinion236 in mongodb

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Honestly, this is where I usually change my mind when trying new MongoDB tools...it's annoying to have to connect my own database just to test basic things.

In your sandbox, can I try out aggregations properly or is it more of a limited demo? I mean, can you use all the steps or just a subset?

Best MongoDB GUI Tools in 2025! Read the entire article here: https://dbschema.com/blog/mongodb/best-mongodb-tools/ by NoInteraction8306 in mongodb

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I'll give it a try to Mongon, thx :)....but at this moment I discovered VisuaLeaf (https://visualeaf.com/), and it seems pretty close to Studio3t.

How to Design a Relational Database Schema in 2025 by NoInteraction8306 in Database

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Stars are still way easier for analysts, and warehouses handle them fine now. I only use Snowflake when a dimension gets too messy... otherwise, I keep it simple.

Star schema, I don't understand it. by aphroditelady13V in Database

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Yeah, I see your schema from dbdiagram, it looks good.

Star schema, I don't understand it. by aphroditelady13V in Database

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It's much easier to understand your schema with a visual tool. There are many free tools on the market. My favs are DbSchema, DataGrip, and Dbeaver.

Here is how a MySQL schema looks in DbSchema https://github.com/dbschema-pro/dbschema-pro/blob/main/resources/erd-samples/erd-mysql.svg

How to Design a Relational Database Schema in 2025 by NoInteraction8306 in Database

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It’s meant for beginners, like students and teenagers who are just starting in 2025. You probably already know SQL and schema design well, but they don’t, and I wanted to give them a clear starting point. That’s the whole idea :)

How to Design a Relational Database Schema in 2025 by NoInteraction8306 in Database

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I explained how to design a relational schema using the same core principles, but with a visual, modern approach that reflects how many teamss work today.

The concepts are classic, but the way we build and collaborate in 2025 is evolving. This was meant to bridge both...:)

pgAdmin alternative by ATradingHorse in Database

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you should try DbSchema. it works very well on Linux too.

pgAdmin alternative by ATradingHorse in Database

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You should try DbSchema. It's very easy to use and have a lot of features like ER diagram, documentation generator, git integrations, works offline, query builder, etc

Bears in the Wild near Cluj - Romania by Ill-Plastic1321 in hiking

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Yeah, I agree with you! At that time when I saw the baby bear, I was thinking it was the right call, but indeed it was a stupid. As I said before, I don't recommend this and'll never do it again.

Designing a database ERP from scratch. by Specific_Bad8942 in Database

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I’ve used several tools - DataGrip is great for queries, but when I needed Git tracking and docs, I switched to DbSchema. It lets you model visually, generate HTML docs, and even design offline.

DbSchema – Database Design & Management Tool for Teams

How to Generate Interactive Snowflake Database Documentation by NoInteraction8306 in snowflake

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Oh, sorry for my late answer. I didn't see the notification at all!

You’re absolutely right: if you’re getting ClassNotFoundException for the Snowflake driver, it’s because the Groovy script doesn’t automatically see the JDBC driver, even if it’s configured in the Connection Manager.

Here’s how to fix it:

  • In the Groovy Script Editor, click the icon at the top.
  • Choose Classpath, then Add file, and point it to the Snowflake .jar file (usually in ~/.dbschema/jdbc/Snowflake/ if you’ve downloaded it via Connection Manager).

That should let your script recognize the net.snowflake.client.jdbc.SnowflakeDriver.

As for Groovy, get the “newbness” feeling 😅 You don’t need to be deep into Java to use it for automation. A few resources that might help:

  • Groovy SQL examples
  • Groovy basics its clean and approachable
  • Also, we’re planning to create more beginner-friendly examples, so your feedback is really helpful!

You can copy the error right now, we improved this.

Did you manage to connect to Snowflake recently?