brayden_wilmoth

Sorry, try again. There was a rogue feature flag keeping it restricted from some users seeing it as an option.

More of the collaboration features and team features have been or are being built into the Outerbase cloud offering. You can already invite teammates, share resources, see whose looking at what databases, and more there.

Tauri when we last tried it was using your default browser to power it, which is great in theory. When we went to use newer API's such as the Popover API then browsers like Safari had a subpar user experience for a number of reasons of its own.

As much as the performance and lightweight aspects of Tauri are great we also have to weight the consistency of user experience which Electron gives having Chromium built into it. All that said... it's worth us taking a second look to see if Tauri will work for us in this use case!

Yes, of course! Sorry didn't mean to make it seem insignificant – was quite excited to see him show up there from a personal fanboy perspective.

Appreciate the candidness to your response here. Honestly we put this brand and website together in two days and we wanted to have some fun with it. That said there is a lot more we can do to make the website more informative, and we'll be sure to improve it as we go. Expect more blog posts, tutorials and implementation guides this week.

Still think there is a lot we can add to StarbaseDB to make the developer experience on SQLite databases better, and personally I think it starts with a better external interface. Provide a frictionless way to get started. Then figuring out how to improve developer experiences on how they interface with databases.

Is it auto-accessible REST endpoints? Easy to implement websocket support for the database? Data replication for scaling reads? Offline data syncing? A lot of potential wins for a layer like this to build on.

Had no idea this was put on HN today. Author of StarbaseDB here, will get a bug fix for the blog redirection pushed out soon! Thanks for bringing this up.

Noted, we'll take a look into this. Thanks for bringing to our attention!

The Mac app that's referenced is our downloadable Electron application for Mac's. The alternative is to use Outerbase via our website.

In terms of serving Outerbase on-prem, it's an enterprise offering we do support.

We are looking into this. Apologies for the issue. Plain IP addresses should work no problem. If it helps to connect and debug together feel free to send me an email at - brayden [at] outerbase [dot] com.