+1 for not re-inventing the wheel - building on Netbeans or the Eclipse project would save you heaps of time and effort and provide cross-platform out of the box. I use Eclipse all the time.
Tim Clarke On 15/07/18 20:41, Chuck Davis wrote: > If you decide to proceed on this project there's no need to reinvent the > wheel. > > I use Netbeans for my development. it has quite a good facility for > working with databases and I use it regularly with Postgres. Since > Netbeans is now licensed under Apache 2 you might find useful code > there. Be assured it uses JDBC for access but JDBC is universally > available and the folks at Postgresql have done quite a nice job with > JDBC drivers. Of course, this already works on all platforms. The > implementation is basic but very useful: i.e. a good starting point. > > On Sun, Jul 15, 2018 at 12:08 PM, Dmitry Igrishin <dmit...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Thank you all for your responses! >> >> Okay, if I decide to start this project, the Linux platform will be >> supported. >> >> As I see it, pgspa (PostgreSQL Server Programming Assistant) should have >> both the command line interface, >> and the GUI for visualizing some aspects of the work. The tool should be >> friendly for your favorite editors (Emacs, >> VSCode etc) for easy integration to the daily workflow. (There is no plans >> to write feature rich text editor inside >> the IDE. It's more rational to provide the integration with the existing >> text editors for professional programmers.) >> What do you think?
