Replying to @ProEvilz
All the software will soon be obsolete, and the market will have only agents and better agents. We're living in the future now.
But we don't care, we make what people need, and whatever it is
Replying to @stevemcniven
There is a new schedule feature in this beta too, where you can choose to schedule a backup and write a script to import it yourself instead of streaming directly to your database.
So you can ask the agent to write an obfuscated script for you because it depends on the database context, we could not do it for the user.
Replying to @stevemcniven
Hi, it uses the PostgreSQL and MySQL binaries, so it's 100% compatible. You'll only notice the flags. TablePlus will warn you if you add a flag that could temporarily lock writes during the export process (but it's usually very quick if you don't have a giant table).
And the Beta comes with three Easter eggs. Shake the workspace for two seconds and watch the bug eat your data 馃ぃ馃ぃ
We're very happy to introduce our new feature for TablePlus
Database sync is a long-awaited feature, and it's finally here.
It's 100x faster than the old backup and restore process, and more flexible, you can also sync datanase directly between data centers...
Try it on beta 27.2.0 (enable beta update in App Settings).
Replying to @dario_djuric
Ah this is beta, and it is already gone in the next update.
Question is, do you want to "bazokaaaa" your Virtual Machines on VMPal.com?
Oh crab!!!!
Did you know that if you shake hard enough, a lot of crabs will start eating your databases? Exclusive on Beta only 馃槀
TablePlus 27.1.0 is out, with more polish, new settings, bug fixes, and more than 100 small improvements.
This is the last version with the old welcome screen layout.
We've used this welcome screen layout for the past 10 years and refreshed it a few times to keep up with the macOS look, but the overall aesthetic has stayed the same.
The next release of TablePlus will bring an upgraded welcome screen, with new features you鈥檝e been requesting for a long time.
Replying to @mo_tawfik89
When you resize it to small, it will auto collapse that sidebar.
Replying to @jonbeckman
Yes support docket api and run on VMPal VM so it extremely fast (better than Apple container in some use-cases)
Replying to @lwinch2006
Huh? already support. You click on the cable icon on your mac menu bar (on the right) and choose plug it to VMPal.
Replying to @eric9603
It's our first release. Until it reaches stable 1.0, there will be a lot of ongoing work. Please let us know if you find any issues.
Replying to @darshit_hedpara
It runs on a tiny VMPal VM. No Docker engine or CLI needed. It's basically very smol.





