3 Results for "Web Application"

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drawDB

Get ready to map out your database destiny with DrawDB, the browser-based entity relationship maestro that's as robust as it is easy to use. Sketch out your DB masterpieces, export your SQL symphonies, and tweak the editor to your heart's content – all of this without the hassle of signing up. It's like having a database fairy godmother, and you don't even need to leave a glass slipper behind.

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Heimdall

Step right up to the Heimdall Application Dashboard, your new digital butler for all things web app! Imagine a sleek, no-frills command center that's as easy on the eyes as it is to use. This nifty tool is like a Swiss Army knife for your bookmarks, letting you pin your digital haunts with just a name, a splash of color, and a URL. Say goodbye to the labyrinth of complexity and hello to Heimdall's minimalist charm. And for the cherry on top, it plays nice with Foundation and Enhanced apps, giving you the superpower to see more than just links – think of it as your apps whispering sweet nothings (like extra info) when you hand over those API keys. Hosting it on RepoCloud? That's like having a luxury suite for your apps at backpacker prices. Get ready to streamline your clicks with Heimdall, where every web journey begins with style and simplicity.

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Shiori

Meet Shiori: the no-nonsense, pocket-sized librarian for your digital bookmarks. Crafted with the sleek Go language, this little wizard works its magic both as a command line charm and a web wizardry. Wave goodbye to cluttered bookmarking; Shiori is all about the 'add', 'edit', 'delete', and 'seek' spells for your links. Fancy a trip down memory lane with your old bookmarks? Shiori's got you covered with its Netscape Bookmark file import-export trick and a special Pocket-pulling potion. With a command line interface as clean as a whistle and a web interface friendlier than your neighborhood barista, Shiori is the portable, database-dueling hero supporting sqlite3, PostgreSQL, and MySQL. And for the cherry on top, it conjures an offline archive of web pages, just in case the internet goblins strike. Don't forget the Shiori Web Extension – the browser's new best friend that lets you stash and trash bookmarks without ever leaving your current cyber adventure. All this, hosted on RepoCloud, where the costs are as tiny as the app's footprint. Bookmarking just got a whole lot cooler!

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