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bob1029 ◴[] No.45568063[source]
I am really struggling to figure out what this is or how it provides value.

Edit:

This discussion isn't exactly what I was hoping for. I was looking for ways to better highlight the features or value proposition of this site. Not defenestrate it altogether.

E.g.: A simple modal that says "Welcome to SQLite Online! You can <core value proposition> with this tool." would have radically altered my initial perception.

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zvmaz ◴[] No.45568123[source]
For me: Try queries without the hassle of setting up a database. Learn SQL. Experiment. Etc.
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WesolyKubeczek ◴[] No.45568317[source]
> For me: Try queries without the hassle of setting up a database.

    sqlite3 some-file.db
That's the whole "database setup" in case of SQLite.
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sqliteonline ◴[] No.45568349[source]
This method is not available on all devices and does not support sharing or collaboration.

The website, however, works on any platform and allows working together in a single shared database.

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avinassh ◴[] No.45568523[source]
how does collaboration works for SQLite, since the db is embedded?
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sqliteonline ◴[] No.45569776[source]
When you upload a database to the site, it is stored in your browser's memory or uses OpFS — a local storage within your browser.

You can share a link to grant access to your database, with the connection handled via P2P through WebRTC.

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