Sequel Pro v0.9.3 now available

December 20th, 2008

We would like to welcome three new programmers to the team: Mark Townsend, Rowan Beentje, and Stuart Connolly. Thanks guys!

We haven’t released a new version since October, so Sequel Pro 0.9.3 is jam packed with new fixes and usability features. This update is recommended for all users.

You can download a copy of Sequel Pro 0.9.3 (release notes) from the download page.

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10 Comments

 
Joël December 24th, 2008

Guys, awesome job on this one. Welcome to all new devs.

Have a good one.


 
Rob January 3rd, 2009

I just found this app. It’s really good, so definitely compliments to all of the developers involved!

Something odd missing, I noticed; where’s the “open file (*.sql)” and “save file (.sql)” options?


 
matt January 4th, 2009

Joël: Thanks for the feedback. :)
Rob: I’m assuming that you are talking about an SQL dump file. The File menu structure has changed slightly since CocoaMySQL and it may not be where you are expecting it to be.

I have added your question to the Frequently Asked Questions page. Please take a look here: http://www.sequelpro.com/frequently-asked-questions.html#2.1

Cheers,

Matt Langtree


 
Benjamin January 5th, 2009

Excellent update! Feels a lot more stable to me, and the table information pane is very neat! Good job, keep it up!


 
Stuart Loxton January 7th, 2009

Is this Open-Source? If so where id the source available, I’m interested in playing with the source a little.


 
matt January 10th, 2009

Hi Stuart,

Yes, Sequel Pro is an open-source project. You can find instructions for checking out a copy of the source code here:

http://code.google.com/p/sequel-pro/source/checkout


 
Travis January 15th, 2009

Thanks for a fantastic app guys, this is such an improvement over CocoaMySQL! The website looks great too, well done.


 
2ge January 21st, 2009

thanks for this tool, please make our dreams come true and SSH settigs in connection will be active and functional :)

so far great job guys!


 
Pedro February 2nd, 2009

Can you guys believe I’ve never heard of Sequel Pro before?

How many devs out there are stuck with cocoamysql because they don’t know this app exists?


 
Jorge Garifuna October 31st, 2009

I think that it would be nice to have a feature that allows copying database tables directly from one host to another without the user having to go trough the dump process.

SQLYog already has this feature.





 

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