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DBDelve: Fast and modern DB Client made in Rust and gpui

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Every DB Client I've used so far falls into two categories: Memory hogs (DBeaver, Beekeeper, Datagrip) Better but paid (TablePlus)

I switched to zed from vscode some years back and while my code editor got fast, my db client was always the bottle neck.

I had known about GPUI so started building a DB Client in it, to start with I just made it for my own use but kept on adding features so it now has most of the feature you'd expect from a DB client. Is incredibly fast and very memory efficient.

It supports postgres, mysql and sqlite but we'll be adding more DB engines soon!

In the readme you can find a video of how fast it is, it scrolls at 120fps scrolling through a grid with 1 million rows. Same load that DBeaver crashes the tab at. It also opens at half a bounce on mac.

Give it a try! There is no plan to make it paid, ever. Feedback and bug reports are very welcome.