Show HN: WhoDB – Streamlined, Lightweight Database Management with a Sleek UI/UX
WhoDB is a database management tool on GitHub, developed in GoLang for speed. It includes interactive graphs for database schema visualization. Find more details on the WhoDB GitHub Repository.
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WhoDB is a database management tool available on GitHub. It is built in GoLang to ensure speed and efficiency, offering interactive graphs to visualize the database schema. For further information, the WhoDB GitHub Repository can be accessed at the provided link.
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3 commentsMy wish is for one UI that specializes in one database like Postgres. These database engines are so powerful now, but generalist UIs can never take advantage of the specializations. Directus et al have the same problem.
Found some typo:
You can run WhoDB with as little as 50m core and 100Mi RAM. WhoDB is also only ~20Mi compressed size.
- The breadcrumb is wrong - Home is actually "Storage Unit"? - The sidebar input elements actually dropdowns (but not editable)? - Table icon and name are not clickable - Tables with -1 count?, but when viewed under "Data" say both Count: -1 and Count: 0
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