37 posts tagged with "dbdocs"

Database schema changes happen frequently and over long periods of development, often without a clear record of what changed or why. This makes it challenging to trace issues or understand the evolution of your schema.

Introducing Changelog – a powerful new feature within dbdocs that lets you track and view all updates to your database schema. See who made changes, what was updated, and when it happened. With versioning and detailed notes on modifications, you can easily identify the root cause of issues and keep your team informed.

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Stay on top of your database changes with Changelog in dbdocs. Read the doc here.

This feature is currently in beta phase and available to all dbdocs users, including free and paid tiers only during this phase.

Markdown-supported notes are highly useful in helping document readers understand database structures. However, creating great documentation is tough and time-consuming because it necessitates rebuilding the entire project whenever you wish to add a useful explanation to a table or field.

Today, we are pleased to announce our built-in Markdown Editor for table/field notes, which will make documentation writing easier.

Here are some highlights of the feature:

• ✅ Quick and easy way to add helpful descriptions to existing documentation.
• ✅ Inspired-by-WYSIWYG editor, friendly with non-technical users without Markdown syntax knowledge.

This feature is available to all dbdocs users, both free and paid. Feel free to give it a try and let us know what you think.

Thank you for your continued support and trust in our products.

We're excited to announce the addition of the new Adjustable Relationship Lines feature.

Overlapping relationships make diagrams difficult to read and understand, compromising the clarity of the diagram. This problem is especially severe in large and densely connected diagrams.

This new feature allows users to manually control the relationship lines between tables in their database diagrams, providing a more tailored and intuitive way to organize complex diagrams.

This feature is available to all dbdiagram users, including free and paid tiers.

We believe this enhancement will greatly improve your diagramming experience and we look forward to your feedback.

For the latest update on new dbdiagram features, make sure to follow us on our social media: 🐦 TWITTER - 🧳 LINKEDIN

Thank you for your continued support and trust in our products.

Today we're thrilled to introduce Sticky Notes feature in dbdiagram. This feature aims to simplify your process of annotating database designs and improves team communications.

👉 Here's what you can look forward to:

• Directly Add Notes to Diagrams
• Sticky note “as-code”: Notes are stored directly in the DBML, so it can be created or edited directly in the text editor.
• Exportable with your diagram

✍️ Please note that Sticky Notes is only available in our paid plans. You can learn more about our pricing plan here.

💌 For any questions or concerns regarding this Sticky Note feature, our support team is here to assist you. You can reach out to us via our Contact Us form.

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Thank you for your continued support and trust in our products.

We are thrilled to announce that dbdocs is officially out of Beta and has gone into v1.0! 🚀

With this release, we also introduce an official pricing plan. This means dbdocs is no longer an experiment, and will be properly supported (and resourced) by our team for your production-ready workload. Expect better support and faster feature development for dbdocs going forward.

Below are some highlights of our Personal Pro plan:

• ✅ Working with large databases: Improve the presentation and exploration of large and complex databases by utilizing features such as table groups, table header colors, and diagram detail levels.
• ✅ Advanced security: Keep your database documentation secure with private mode and directly invite your colleagues into your document project.
• ➡️ Upcoming (in development): Collaborative workspace, project changelog, and many more.

Out of Beta​

As a token of appreciation for your support during the Beta period, for dbdocs projects created before November 8th, all Personal Pro features will still be available until Jan 31, 2024.

After January 31, 2024, these projects will automatically be reverted to the free tier if there isn’t any paid subscription associated with them. If you’d like to continue using the free version, make sure you set password protection (available in Free plan) for your projects before Feb 2024. We’ll automatically convert private projects to public projects when they get a downgrade to the free tiers.

More information about the Personal Pro pricing plan can be found on our pricing page.

Thank you for your continued support, and we can't wait to see how dbdocs helps you streamline your database documentation process like never before. 🙌