You can now talk to Bunny Database through the terminal 🧑‍💻

The interactive SQL shell is here — and it's the first piece of the bunny.net CLI.

REPL, dot-commands, saved views, secret masking, and non-interactive mode for scripts.

Details on the blog👇

Yep, it's so nice! Astro bits are there when you need them, but out of the way most of the time.

i think i still reference heroku at least once or twice a month. they had so much going for them at one point

Like SQLite, but for the web, Bunny Database lets you easily create low-latency DBs for your web apps 🐰🛢️

Get the full tour including how to connect Bunny Database to your app in this video demo from our DX Engineer, Jamie Barton @notrab.dev ⬇️

this looks really nice! no bugs found 🐞

Great episode!

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Seeing the light

Scott this is amazing! First time opening this app in months and I see this awesome post. Love itttt

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