is there a bash/unix equivalent to clojure's juxt?

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What are your favorite DB gui programs? I use PGAdmin a lot, but it crashes

and PGAdmin 4 was even worse than 3

It has to work with postgres in my case

M-x sql-postgres :P

Trying it now. It doesn’t ask for a port… hrm

ah yeah

ah it just runs psql, ok

yeah i was kinda joking when suggesting that

I was also curious what it was, so thanks 😉

altho that's what i actually use, i wouldn't call it a gui program

it's just comint over whatever repl the database provides

yeah well, I have a huge ass xml string in the database, so it’s not reading very well when I select only one record even

I’m sure you can customize this, but I’m too lazy

I wonder why all those DB GUI tools kind of suck. Did anyone try the Jetbrains one?

I like Postico for OS X

@tatut cool, I’ll try it

I've used https://www.dbvis.com/ with Oracle and MySQL for a few years... It it pretty decent... although the free version is limited....

I've used Sequel Pro for OS X for years. Seems rock solid. I've only used it with MySQL tho'...

I'm adding timestamps to my boot builds. I need a subtask which does "mv main.js main_timestamp.js" -- I have the timetamp computed already. I just need to do the "mv" aprt, Is there a task for this?

has some useful functions for file manipulation @qqq