When I think about SQLWindows, I mostly think about what I got wrong.
Specifically, I had the mindset that "I don't know anything about databases, I'm just a Windows UI guy."
So I didn't put any effort into understanding SQL databases and maybe creating any kind of visual interface for the database.
Instead, I just worked on the Windows application side and dropped you into raw SQL for any database code.
You can also blame me for the outline code editor. All I can say is the classic excuse: "It seemed like a good idea at the time."
When I think about SQLWindows, I mostly think about what I got wrong.
Specifically, I had the mindset that "I don't know anything about databases, I'm just a Windows UI guy."
So I didn't put any effort into understanding SQL databases and maybe creating any kind of visual interface for the database.
Instead, I just worked on the Windows application side and dropped you into raw SQL for any database code.
You can also blame me for the outline code editor. All I can say is the classic excuse: "It seemed like a good idea at the time."