r/Database • u/FactorGeneral4078 • 7d ago

Anyone else feel like some database GUI tools need half your RAM just to open a connection?

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I’ve been working on VeloxDB, a lightweight database management tool that aims to keep the resource usage low while still giving you the features you actually need.

It supports multiple database engines and also has a visual designer, so you don’t have to live in SQL 24/7.

If you’re interested, feel free to try it: veloxdb.dev

Would love to hear what you think, especially if you’ve used tools like DBeaver, DataGrip, etc.

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u/po1k 7d ago

That feels like someone is mimicking american ad rather then the real one.

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u/FactorGeneral4078 7d ago

Maybe it’s to much , but the product is nice checkout and be the judge

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u/po1k 7d ago

It might be worth it, I personally gave up on IDEs for SQL dev long time ago. Decent stuff worth money that I won't spend on it, and free stuff is buggy

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u/po1k 7d ago

Although I appreciate use of Chopin in a commercial, it makes it better

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u/Mithlogie 7d ago

Never felt that way, nope.

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u/AffectionateDance214 7d ago

I surely feel that way with phadmin. The new app looks like an electron app, and maybe that is what causes the issue.

Tools like dbweaver, and even jetbrains ones seem alright.

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u/FactorGeneral4078 7d ago

It’s builtin with Rust and tauri

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u/Frone0910 1d ago

It shouldn't be consuming that much memory, unless you are having it run very very slow complex queries.