AppGini

Web databases oftentimes require countless hours to create and manage, or this was the case up until recent years. However, more and more IDE and GUI-based solutions emerge, which allow users to save both time and a lot of effort. One such application is AppGini, which was designed specifically in order to offer users the means to build web databases and applications, all from within a single, centralized platform, which is IDE-based and offers a wide range of capabilities, which can be extended through plugins and hooks.

Simplicity is key, and this aspect has been well-accounted for in AppGini, which, considering its scope and intended purpose, it’s ideal for it to carry a simplified design, which can keep users away from the clutter of any coding approach.

Be it that you wish to create a new database from scratch, import data, or even import a sample, to get to know the techniques better, each task can be really straightforward, as the minimalism of the app keeps complexity at bay.

As stated above, you will be able to import data when creating the database, and I feel that this greatly improves efficiency, and allows for better data handling. To that end, both MySQL and Excel formats are compatible for import.

When it comes to actually dealing with the imported data, the easy management of the contained tables and their subsequent objects is a welcome addition, and all operations can be performed quite easily.

Possessing a simple and direct demeanor, this application features a concise and straightforward way of creating and managing Web databases, through simple, IDE-based tools and features.