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Comment · 1 month ago
Yes, I have found that it brings users back more often which ends up helping out all around, as those users end up playing more of the 1v1 games as well.

The forever guess mode also was a late addition, mainly added it because my daughter was enjoying guessing more than drawing.

When she got home from school, she would grab my phone and guess all of the initial rounds that I hadn’t got to yet and leave the drawing to me. So I built that mode for people who didn’t feel like drawing at the time, but also works as a gap filler for folks with no active games.

Comment · 1 month ago
Comment · 7 years ago
I tried to report a competitor for vote manipulation last month. They have ~20 answers that have the same ~10 users upvoting every answer (and no other answers). In response, they closed my answers ️.
Comment · 10 years ago
Similar to the tool AppViz2, except open source. Downloads sales, reviews and rankings. All data is stored locally on your own system. I've been using it to track my own sales (and competitors ranks) for a few years now and figured I would open source it.
Comment · 11 years ago
Thanks, I like the idea of the default behaviour for double click. I had never though of that.

Working on fixing the query with no data crash. I've seen it reported a few times, but haven't been able to reproduce it yet. I THINK I know whats going on though.

Comment · 11 years ago
Thanks! I think the latest build (v1.0.9) has everything you mentioned except #4 and #6.

#3 is not the default though. You need to go into preferences and switch Query Execution mode to be 'execute current query', rather than 'execute all'.

Comment · 11 years ago
Comment · 11 years ago
Hello All, I’ve recently been working on SQLPro for Postgres, which is a new database manager for PostgreSQL. I’ve had a few users beta testing and it seems to be going fairly well. I would like to invite any Postgres users to give it a try and let me know what I’ve screwed up :) (kyle @ hankinsoft.com, or tweet @sqlproapp).

Some screenshots of the app are available here: http://imgur.com/a/gQ3CA

There are some great features such as: + Syntax highlighting (including themes). + Autocomplete. + Multi-result set execution. + Single cell selection (when you have query results, most apps only allow full row selection. SQLPro products allow for single & multiple cell selection via keyboard navigation and/or mouse drag/selection). + Table designer allowing creation and modification of table columns. + Read-only indexes, foreign keys and triggers are also visible via the table designer. + Query results will detect primary keys and allow you to make inline changes changes to data based on those.

I should note that I am not very familiar with Postgres. Its very possible you may see things in the app that makes little to no sense in a Postgres environment and this is most likely due to my limited knowledge. I build the app as I had multiple requests from users of my SQLPro for SQLite and SQLPro for MSSQL database apps request it. From my limited user testing so far, they seem to be enjoying it!

You can download the free beta at http://hankinsoft.com/SQLProPostgres and if you feel like the app would be something you may enjoy, you can also pre-purchase for a limited time price of $5.99 via the buy button on the website.

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