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A free, universal database tool and SQL client supporting over 100 databases with schema editing, ER diagrams, and AI integration.
A solid, high-performance, zero-overhead JDBC connection pool for Java applications.
A type-safe internal DSL and code generator for writing SQL in Java with full IDE support.
A one-stop data visualization platform that can be used as cloud service or integrated into third-party systems as a plugin.
A database metadata analyzer that generates interactive HTML documentation and entity-relationship diagrams.
A tool for database subsetting and relational data browsing, creating consistent slices and enabling navigation via foreign keys.
A modern SQL-based object mapping and query library for Java, Kotlin, and Android with RxJava and Java 8 support.
A Java-based tool for importing tabular data from JDBC sources into Elasticsearch for indexing.
A distributed, multi-tenant gateway providing serverless SQL on data warehouses and lakehouses.
A Java framework that intercepts and logs database JDBC transactions without requiring code changes.
An easy-to-use, self-hosted SQL reporting application for creating interactive business intelligence dashboards.
A Clojure library that turns data structures into SQL queries, enabling programmatic SQL generation without string concatenation.
A lightweight Java ORM and SQL query builder with a fluent API for QB, QB.X, and QrB operations.
A persistent, cluster-friendly task scheduler for Java applications using a single database table.
A Clojure library for building and executing SQL queries with a composable, functional DSL.
A modern, low-level Clojure wrapper for JDBC-based database access, designed for performance and simplicity.
A reactive Java library for efficient, functional composition of database calls using JDBC and RxJava Observables.
A low-level Clojure wrapper for JDBC-based database access, now superseded by next.jdbc.
A general migration framework for Clojure supporting SQL and code-based migrations, designed for git workflows.
A command-line shell for issuing SQL to relational databases via JDBC connections.
A Clojure library for database-independent data migrations, providing a common interface like Ring does for web applications.
A universal, flexible, and high-performance distributed ID generator for Java applications.
A Java database access framework with compile-time code generation, type-safe SQL, and entity associations.
A fast and lightweight Java micro ORM for mapping database results and CSV files to POJOs.
A fast, fully-featured, and developer-friendly Clojure API for Apache Spark.
A Clojure wrapper for HikariCP, providing a production-ready JDBC connection pool with zero-overhead performance.
A jOOQ code generator that creates asynchronous, Vert.x-compatible DAOs and POJOs for reactive database operations.
A modular, high-performance Java implementation of the HL7 FHIR specification for healthcare data interoperability.
A Clojure library for managing migrations and seeding across multiple datastores like SQL, Datomic, Cassandra, and Elasticsearch.
A high-performance Java library for generating realistic business data with internationalization support.
A graphical desktop tool for visualizing Active Session History (ASH) data from Oracle and PostgreSQL databases.
A thin integration layer connecting Apache Spark with various NoSQL datastores and JDBC databases.
A collection of OpenTracing utilities, instrumentations, and extensions for Java applications.
A collection of OpenTracing utilities, instrumentations, and extensions for Java applications, now in maintenance mode.
A distributed framework extending Apache Spark with unified SQL access to multiple datastores, optimized connectors, and streaming support.
A Clojure library that introspects PostgreSQL databases at compile time to generate clojure.spec definitions and automate CRUD queries.
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