Open your SQLite right in your VSCode

[@WesBos]

Finding this extension even easier than firing up table plus for when you just want to see if something got saved to the DB

[@FunkyToe369]

I just started working with sqlite so this couldn't have come at a better time. Thanks!

[@TylerTriesTech]

Not necessarily a VS Code extension but I have been using Harlequin a SQL IDE in your terminal. Works out of the box with SQLite and DuckDB. You can also query files in S3 or local directory. Works great with VS Code terminal as well (or any terminal for that matter)

[@eleah2665]

Hi Scott and thanks.

[@anasouardini]

Sharing is caring; thank you.

[@DavidSoards]

flexin that cheese grater display just ever so slightly... 😅 seriously tho, this extension looks very nice!

[@syntaxfm]

I was always pushing it out of the frame to record, but I saw another RUclips with a monitor peek in frame. Def a 💪.

[@thedelanyo]

This comes absolutely in handy 😅😅😅

[@abc_cba]

Thank you so much.

[@justpatrick_]

More of these nifty tips

[@henilalagiya]

Thanks

[@Gigusx]

Looks good! I might make use of it soon.
Your theme also looks cool, what is it? 😉

[@potion_brewer]

Echoing this. I want that theme

[@syntaxfm]

The official Syntax theme. marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=SyntaxFM.syntaxfm

[@Gigusx]

@@syntaxfm Thanks!

[@Tih-ub4bn]

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[@Tih-ub4bn]

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[@ginger-viking]

Scott reminds me of Logic

[@syntaxfm]

You aren’t the first person to say this. 🤔

[@lasarkolja9692]

Use it since ???, so almost nothing to say, but: you can't edit the db 😔