Share My Creation [web]jAdmin

This app is inspired by Adminer (a lightweight app to manage mySQL database). I haven't seen any web app built using B4J to manage remote MySQL database, so I build one. This project is still work in progress. I also successfully tested that I can run 2 B4J servers in the same VPS using different ports.

Demo: http://45.15.25.31:3000
Github: https://github.com/pyhoon/jAdmin

 

[Xfood]

do you also share the source here?

 

[aeric]

do you also share the source here?

It is not completed. Yes, I plan to share the source and hope it will be improved in the future.

 

[Mashiane]

How are you developing your front end?

 

[aeric]

How are you developing your front end?

I am not good on front end. I just use HTML, Bootstrap CSS and jQuery JavaScript.

 

[aeric]

As promised, I am sharing the source code. It is still in early stage. Anyone are welcome to improve the code and publish a new version.

Github: https://github.com/pyhoon/jAdmin

 

[Mashiane]

Hi, thanks, I did check the source code, quite impressive. Wow, perhaps this can also give you some ideas, SQLite Visually. I should actually add this to my BANanoVueDesigner, now that I'm thinking about it.

I love the fact that your app works on the inteweb and its multi-database. My approach is rather limited.

I havent used much of your approach of coding with websockets etc. Still need to learn that.

Thx for this!

 

[aeric]

Hi, thanks, I did check the source code, quite impressive. Wow, perhaps this can also give you some ideas, SQLite Visually. I should actually add this to my BANanoVueDesigner, now that I'm thinking about it.

I love the fact that your app works on the inteweb and its multi-database. My approach is rather limited.

I havent used much of your approach of coding with websockets etc. Still need to learn that.

Thx for this!

You are too humble. My approach is quite simple. It can’t compare to your BANanoVueMaterial framework. Your framework is complete and production ready. I need to learn a lot from you. ?
The SQLite app is great too. ??

 

[aeric]

Some bug fixes and log in to a default database (optional)