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TextMate MySQL Integration
19th November, 2007 | 1 Comment
Believe I just found a gem in the Database Browser bundled with TextMate! Substantially improved since I last played with it (appears to have been updated in July), it allows me to browse my local MySQL installation, looking up a table structure, browsing content or even running queries directly from my text editor.
It's not phpMyAdmin but it is definitely a context switch less in many development situations. Brilliant and - in another example of the genius TextMate is - right at my fingertips.
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Jacob Oettinger
23rd November, 2007
None of the solutions seem that different from having a browserwindow with phpMyAdmin.
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