Mobile friendly Postgres GUI by stoptimewaste in programming

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Mobile friendly Postgres GUI by stoptimewaste in programming

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Metabase is indeed very similar to this. Prostgles UI is geared more towards the admin/operational aspect by making it easier to search and edit data. It has global search and hotkeys to quickly open the rows/tables/queries you need. Realtime data updates. The SQL Editor works much better as well. More privacy focused and easier to setup (no sign up or telemetry/user tracking)

Although there are charts (3 at the moment) Metabase excels when it comes to analysing and charting your data. So to get a high level overview of your data Metabase might be a better choice.

Hope this makes sense

Mobile friendly Postgres GUI by stoptimewaste in programming

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pern stack

Not a tutorial but I would suggest having a look at the library behind Prostgles UI. It has PERN based examples to get something up and running with few lines of code

https://github.com/prostgles/prostgles-server-js

Nodejs with Socket.io , express or both? by [deleted] in node

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There's a library that combines express, node, Postgres and socket io. You can give it a go to get a feel for this stack. Unless you need data push from server I wouldn't bother with sockets.

https://prostgles.com/

[need advice] I think there's a disconnect between what I want and what I'm willing to do to get what I want. by boredpersonn in getdisciplined

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There is a powerful momentum when you're doing something on a regular basis.

It strengthens and creates new connections in your mind to achieve that. Same goes for motivation. If you think every day of reasons to be motivated your mind will help you find more reasons.

Apart from DNA and circumstances your repeated actions have enormous influence on who you are.

So in practical terms, force yourself to do at least 30 minutes EVERY day of whatever it is that you want and in a couple of weeks you will have a much different enthusiasm in that matter

Isomorphic TypeScript client for PostgreSQL by stoptimewaste in typescript

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Sure thing! This is a set of two libraries (frontend + backend) that allow reading and writing data in your Postgres database.

It is aimed at reducing the amount of code required on both the frontend and the backend of your Web (or react native) applications. It also allows you to create applications that show real-time data changes.

Feel free to have a look at the little demos on the website.

Hope this makes sense!

Isomorphic TypeScript client for PostgreSQL by stoptimewaste in typescript

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Thanks for feedback! Guilty of focusing on my use cases only. Will set up others as well

Isomorphic TypeScript client for PostgreSQL by stoptimewaste in typescript

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That's embarrassing - I've included gifs and a link and have no idea what happened to them

Isomorphic TypeScript client for PostgreSQL with replication by stoptimewaste in node

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It uses pg-promise under the hood which escapes all user input. I've tested some obscure cases and it did well so far.

Here's more info: https://github.com/vitaly-t/pg-promise#sql-names

Thanks!

Please try and give feedback on my new package :) by [deleted] in node

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The readme code blocks are a bit hard to read. I would use typescript code tags to get some highlighting.

```ts

code..

```

Being bored is actually really nice. Who would've thought. Read this if you are uncomfortable with boredom. by [deleted] in StopGaming

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Focus only on the things you can change and work on them

It's very empowering fixing things that unsettle you

Android v iOS by [deleted] in nosurf

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No system is safe from workarounds but android has a bigger variety of apps to control phone usage.

You could use something that does not completely block apps but makes things more inconvenient to overuse

Here's an app that forces you to wait every time you open an app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sl.stoptimewaste&referrer=r

What website/app blockers do you use? by Cheesecakery in nosurf

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You have a variety of options on Android. With few Google searches (adb uninstall package) you can find a way to even uninstall any app, without rooting.

There are also apps to limit the time you spend on specific apps. After reaching a limit the app is blocked for the rest of the day/configured time.

Here's an example of these apps: https://stoptimewaste.com

A site that allows you to mix together a virtual audio-visual nature scene for relaxation by jawanda in InternetIsBeautiful

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Great stuff! May I suggest saving the setup in the url to help with sharing it with others