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Welcome to the project page for pyDaSSQLiteMan (Python Data and SQLite Manager). This application is a Python Tkinter application designed to enable easy SQLite database file manipulation, and an easy method to run SQL styled queries on CSV files. If you're not downloading the pre-compiled executable you will need Python to run this app. You can download it from http://www.python.org/ . I'd recommend something after version 3. Testing has been Windows based. SQLite is a free database...

...KvFront features an easy-to -use and straightforward graphical user interface, allowing users to easily work with Redis and Memcached in Linux based GTK+ 3.0 desktop environment. Its highlights include the ability to manage Redis and Memcached. It supports the most of data structures of Redis and Memcached, as well as to view the status of Redis and Memcached instances. In additon, KvFront also provides the scan alility of Redis , which can scan all keys in Redis. Installation: ----------------------------- Linux: KvFront is now available in PyPI. KvFront could be installed using pip: pip install KvFront Windows KvFront is supported running on Windows64. 1. download KvFront-x.x.x-win64.7z to local 2. un7z it to the local directory , the local dir is supposed to be "d:\KvFront" 3. double click "d:\KvFront\bin\KvFront.exe"

Pigeon Planner aims to be a simple to use pigeon database. Add, edit, remove pigeons and view their details such as name, image, sex, colour, pedigree, relatives and results in the user-friendly interface.

MilkCrate utilizes a new open-source markup language for tabular musical notation, and a unique wiki-styled web interface for data input. Users may generate a number of different document types to view the tabular notation, including .png, and PostScript

db_flay generates a simple, productive web interface for Postgresql databases. The target user is a secretary. db_flay lets users view, edit, copy, and delete data in multiple databases. A Plone-integrated version, plonedbflay, is also available.

Useful tools to: view and download, rapidly and flexibily, CreativeCommons licensed content included in LibreDB (http://libredb.org); expand and update the DB with content featured by netlabels and open content web directories.