BRMW is a free open source entity-relationship database modeling tool. We're working to make learning database modeling simple and accessible for everyone.
It's a hackathon-starter fork, but designed to use PostgreSQL by default (or MySQL)
A javascript REST ORM that is offline and real-time capable
An exploration of relational algebra 🔍
Career explorer platform developed in React.js in 6 days.
A fully functional car rental system built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Node.js. With user-friendly interface, this project aims to streamline the process of renting a car, making it easy for customers to choose and reserve their preferred vehicles.
AIN3003: Database Systems and Cloud Computing 22/23
Project from University where i created a web application that sources data using semantic web technologies.
A single-page application developed in Vue.js. Allows users to publish images, add comments to other users' images.
A fully functional Spotify clone! 🎧
a simple node.js project to demonstrate the usage of relational databases
🍦A database migration and seeding tool.
🦆 Engage with DUCK-E, the AI voice assistant that enhances your debugging by talking back, helping you find solutions through active conversation.
Sync data with relation database.
A hybrid relational/object database layer agnostic to the storage engine.
This is a simple guide and boilerplate on getting started on with Serverless Framework and relational database with Sequelize (ORM for NodeJS). This boilerplate will be use MySQL for database.
A vehicle management system built with the MySQL-Express-React-Node stack
A lightweight, easy to use, secured, encryptable and practically fast Json based database for nodejs and the browser.
Welcome to the comprehensive repository dedicated to learning SQL-Queries in depth. This repository covers not just the basic queries but dives deep into the intricacies of SQL Queries to ensure that we emerge with a solid foundation and deep understanding of the most popular Database language in the world.
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