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Open-source hot backup utility for MySQL-based servers that performs backups without locking databases.
A lightweight, high-performance .NET ORM library with LINQ-style querying for multiple databases.
A collection of advanced command-line tools for MySQL database administration, maintenance, and optimization.
A Go library for scanning database rows into structs, maps, and primitive types with minimal boilerplate.
A fast, simple, and typed ORM for .NET with a code-first approach and minimal configuration.
A lightweight desktop SQL client for data analysis with query saving, charting, and result sharing.
A Go database toolkit for CRUD operations, migrations, and queries with ActiveRecord-inspired conventions.
A self-hosted tool for backing up and restoring PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, SQLite, Redis, Valkey, and Firebird databases.
A high-performance, fully managed ADO.NET data provider for MySQL and MariaDB, compatible with modern .NET.
A Rails gem providing a web-based database viewer and SQL query runner for inspecting, editing, and managing your application's database.
A SQL quality management platform supporting multiple databases, covering pre-control, post-supervision, and standard release for full lifecycle governance.
Integration testing toolkit that spins up ephemeral Docker containers for dependencies, eliminating the need for mocks.
A better ORM for Go, based on non-empty interfaces and code generation via go generate.
Generate Entity Relation Diagrams from databases, SQLAlchemy models, or markdown files.
A web-based tool for analyzing MySQL slow query logs to identify and troubleshoot problematic database queries.
Open-source web-based social networking, email list, directory, and document management software for churches.
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A high-speed, full-stack C++ MVC web framework based on Qt, supporting HTTP and WebSocket.
Declarative pure-SQL schema management tool for MySQL and MariaDB using CREATE statements.
Adds foreign key helpers to ActiveRecord migrations and dumps foreign keys to schema.rb for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite.
An open-source database IDE for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB with a modern interface, query saving, charts, and AI-powered SQL generation.
A high-performance Rust stream processing engine with integrated AI capabilities for real-time data processing and intelligent analysis.
Koillection is a self-hosted service allowing users to manage any kind of collections.
MyBB is a free and open source forum software.
A Ruby gem that detects inconsistencies between ActiveRecord models and database schema to prevent data issues.
A simple lightweight temporary file hosting and sharing platform with drag & drop, paste, and API upload support.
A terminal-based dashboard for real-time monitoring and analytics of MySQL, MariaDB, and ProxySQL databases.
An Elixir feature flag library with multi-level storage, caching, and a web dashboard for runtime toggles.
A Kubernetes operator for declarative database schema management, enabling GitOps for database schemas.
Open source, privacy-first web analytics with performance monitoring, error tracking, and self-hosting options.
A database migrations tool for TortoiseORM, similar to Alembic for SQLAlchemy or Django's migration system.
An open-source database monitoring, observability, and management tool for MySQL, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Valkey, and Redis.
A powerful tool to visualize and edit Prisma Schema with ease.
A PHP-based web application for managing and tracking postmortems with pluggable features for IRC, JIRA, and timeline integration.
A modern, multi-platform database client and administration tool for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, SQLite, and Oracle.
Official JDBC driver for MySQL, implementing JDBC 4.2 and MySQL X DevAPI for Java applications.
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