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    SqlKata QueryBuilder

    SqlKata QueryBuilder

    SQL query builder, written in c#, helps you build complex queries

    SqlKata is a powerful and elegant SQL query builder for .NET that provides a fluent, expressive syntax to construct complex SQL queries programmatically. It supports multiple database engines and can compile queries to raw SQL with parameters, making it easy to integrate with Dapper or ADO.NET. SqlKata emphasizes flexibility and readability, enabling developers to write maintainable and reusable query logic.
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    HoneySQL

    HoneySQL

    Turn Clojure data structures into SQL

    HoneySQL is a Clojure library that transforms data-structure-based query descriptions into SQL strings (with parameter separation). It focuses purely on generation—leaving execution to libraries like next.jdbc. It supports complex constructs (JOINs, subqueries, CTEs), and allows dynamic query-building with safety and readability.
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    Bracket

    Bracket

    Selfhosted tournament system

    ...It provides visibility into which parts of your codebase are accessing which tables and columns, enabling data governance, security auditing, and architectural insights. Bracket is particularly helpful for growing teams needing better observability in complex applications.
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    Redash

    Redash

    Connect to any data source, easily visualize and share your data

    Redash is an essential tool to help you make sense of your data. It allows everyone, regardless of level of technical know-how to harness the power of data. SQL users connect, query, visualize and share data easily and efficiently, allowing everyone in their organization to use the data. Redash combines the power and comfort of an SQL client with the collaborative benefits of a cloud-based service. It lets you create big, beautiful and easy to digest visualizations on dashboards for...
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    Learn SQL

    Learn SQL

    Exercises for beginners to learn SQL

    Learn SQL is a beginner-focused SQL practice repository built around a record company database. It pairs a tutorial-style setup with hands-on exercises that help learners move from basic table creation to more complex queries. The project uses MySQL Workbench and provides a schema for bands and albums, then adds data and exercises involving songs, joins, filtering, aggregation, updates, inserts, and deletes. Each exercise includes clear expected output so learners can compare their query results against the intended answer. The later questions require chaining joins and grouping data, which gives beginners a practical path beyond simple SELECT statements. ...
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