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Postgres and SQLite Management
Developers struggle with syncing, querying, managing, and debugging Postgres/SQLite databases across local, cloud, and multi-tenant environments.
In their words
Paying for a tool is fine if it saves enough hassle, but which DataGrip features would you actually miss?
I can't sort a relation field in alphabetical order... I can't filter by her contact
I need a SQLite snapshot backup server with versions and restore.
Does a free customer database software exist that can handle something this simple with multiple users and permissions?
Our workload is fundamentally one monolithic dataset: nearly every search requires a global scan across all documents.
I can't use Failover Cluster Instance because I need a DR between 2 sites.
We have been facing significant D1 reliability issues. It keep stalling for 30+ seconds multiple times a day.
the dev database they were working in was dropped and I had a ticket from them demanding I restore it
Need a self-hosted, spreadsheet-style UI so non-technical teammates can browse, filter and edit rows
If I had my way then I would have moved our deployment to self-hosted dbt-core many, many months ago.
We've slowly moved our environment off and are now about 50/50 but the long-term goal is to move off entirely.
once you have records pointing at other records, a grid stops being the right shape for it
and reinvent half of a SQL engine inside your backend logic, badly.
each one will choose a different set of tools, which I'll have to learn, install, and even teach, for each new client
developers and data engineers
Where they talk
- r/SQLServer
- r/MicrosoftFabric
- r/Supabase
- r/databricks
- r/snowflake
- r/Database
- r/CloudFlare
- r/MSAccess
Tools they use today
- PostgreSQL
- SQL Server
- Supabase
- SQLite
- Microsoft Fabric
- dbt
- MS Access
- Snowflake
Why those fall short
- single-row writes time out 30+ seconds; docs blame large writes, error is wrong
- RLS policies depend on Supabase auth context injection, not portable
- SQL Server too expensive for what you get
- notebooks lack local testing, debugging and dependency handling; OneLake crashes often
- grid stops being right shape once records point at other records
Map of ideas
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