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Do you suppose they test before pushing updates out?

Focusing on databases and SQL has worked well for the last 40 years.

We have the same interests. Beside the Javascript library for database functions I mentioned, also working on a SQL parser in Javascript, and a Sqlite Database Explorer.

I created a Javascript library for common database functions for Dates and Strings. I have over 120 functions. The coding is complete but needs more testing. example - var x = dbFunctions.to_char(new Date(),'YYYY-MM-DD HH25:MI:SS PM'); Most date functions from Oracle, Postgresql, MySql, Sql Server are implemented.

Love it - I'm intermediate on Python but weak on Django.

The best thing you can do is simply mention it on here - www.convertcsv.io - Data Transformation APIs.

They do care though if you express an opinion they don't like.

Anything involving Oracle.

Host is reporting some domain I've never heard of.

Yep

Try to change your mindset to look at it as a way to make money and that's enough.

Freedom of the press should be protected, no labeled.

There is no such thing a over-population.

There are plenty of tools (i.e. convertcsv.com, convertjson.com) that convert structured data, but you are talking about unstructured data. It would be useful assuming the JSON had a predictable structure.

Try Brython: https://brython.info/

There are many browser based solutions for quick CSV to SQL also - i.e. www.convertcsv.com/csv-to-sql.htm

Very misleading title in that there are financial reasons for not wanting to keep the technology.

There are no details because it didn't happen and never would.

Understandable but they need to do better. Generative AI is making content always worthless. Advertising is changing. AI is making search almost obsolete too. Microsoft once lost it's way and is now back, so maybe Google can do the same.

Definitely go into learning mode and try to learn skills that will help you at your current company and whatever follows.

It seemed like building desktop applications in the 80s and 90s were much easier than today. The GUI and the Web caused us to go backward. I will take a look at these!

The sole purpose of these types of questions is to allow the questioner or others to push their products.

Well that's exciting :)

You're missing commas in your example: "customerId": 12 "customerName": "John Smith" ...

Plenty of thought has gone into this. Look at what database date functions do when you ask it to subtract 1 year. I will agree that there is not one answer.

Nice.

No... totally disagree. Many false assumptions in the article.

Nice! It could be better if the queries were interactive.

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No.