Beekeeper Studio similarly has a (community edition) and it's GPLv3 licensed
> Also you mention this is for devs and not DBA's. Do you go over strategies for creating and "maintaining" a new db for a basic app?
We do spend a lot of time talking about schema up front actually! What it takes to design good tables, what data types to use, and so on. I talk at the end of the schema section about migrations and how you can use those to keep your tables up to date as business requirements change over time.
I think if you use a hosted provider like PlanetScale, they (we) take care of a lot of the stuff that was traditionally the realm of the DBA, although maybe not all of it. I don't know exactly where to draw the DBA line to be honest.
Let me know if you have any other questions! Happy to help however I can.
You mention you're using TablePlus. Doesn't look like it has a free option. Can you recommend another similar database GUI tool so I can "code along"? And is there a database I can connect to and work with? Maybe you answer these at some point in the course, but I didn't see anything in the intro.
Also you mention this is for devs and not DBA's. Do you go over strategies for creating and "maintaining" a new db for a basic app? Or is this for a dev to work against a db that fully created and maintained by a DBA? I'm interested in using PlanetScale for hobby projects, so i'm currently trying to learn about not just using a db, but also being my own DBA (on a very small and basic scale).
Thank you for the course and any feedback on my questions.