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SQLiteStudio
A free, open source, multi-platform SQLite database manager
A free, open-source, multi-platform SQLite database manager written in C++, with use of Qt framework. It's free of charge for everybody, for any purpose (including commercial). It's safe, as anyone can review the source code. The SQL Editor window assists users with SQL syntax hints & highlighting, provides pretty-print code formatter, and marks syntax errors. You can Ctrl+click on the table mentioned in the SQL query to open that table (or index, or trigger, or view). Currently supported... -
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athenaSQL
SQL builder for AWS Athena, inspired by sparkSQL
athenaSQL is Athena SQL query builder, inspired by sparkSQL. It borrow some sparkSQL’s concept sparkSQL. It was initially designed to eliminate the need for hard-coding SQL queries as strings within Python scripts and as an alternative to any bespoke SQL query templating. However, it offers the flexibility to be used in various ways as needed. -
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MySQL Export Laravel Migrations
A MySQL Workbench plugin which exports a Model to Laravel 5 Migrations
A MySQL Workbench plugin that allows for exporting a model to Laravel 5 migrations that follow PSR-2 coding standards. When exported, each migration is generated and saved in it's own, properly named, migration file.
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