Yes of course. Anything that is as good as Query Browser or even better will be great, even if it didn't replicate the look and feel :-) .
I have another query. One of the websites that I developed which uses Jquery and Ajax heavily is a secure portal for my University alumni. I, however, feel that a demonstration of it will greatly improve my chances for my application. I would like to know if there is anyway that I can demonstrate the application to the mentors using either a temporary id on the portal or give just a short write-up on the website features and design.
Regards.
Meher Anand
Meher Anand a écrit :
> Hi all.Hello,
>
> I came across the project idea of improving the UI of phpMyAdmin. As a user,
> I wanted a lot of improvement myself since I deal with large databases and
> the current UI slows down my work by a great deal. I have been using JQuery
> for more than a year now and I've become pretty good at it. I was wondering
> if one could use JQuery entirely for to make the front end resemble MySQL
> Query Browser, an application that I use a lot for my database work when
> there are no 3306 firewalling issues. Please do let me know if I can proceed
> with this idea for my Google SoC application.
>
> Regards.
>
> Meher Anand
>
Using jQuery is the way we are going with phpMyAdmin, however I don't
think it's a good idea to replicate the interface of another product
into phpMyAdmin. There can be similarities, of course, but the interface
looks of a product is part of this product and we would not like to be
sued by Oracle...
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