This is a very interesting product! Congrats on the launch!
I was wondering if this would also be supported for no-SQL databases like Mongo?
Also a little sandbox to play with it would be nice. For example, you could have a small table of weather data from a random city, and people could then query something like "How many days in 2022 was the daily high for Los Angeles above 100 degrees?" Of course, this might be a lot of work as you would have to have it run on the backend and then return the results to the frontend.
Yes definitely, that is something that I think would be interesting for us to add. Since we are building everything fully on prem, we didn't have a web based product to confuse people, but I think your point stands that have a tangible demo to play with will help users trust the product to eventually run it on prem.
I was wondering if this would also be supported for no-SQL databases like Mongo?
Also a little sandbox to play with it would be nice. For example, you could have a small table of weather data from a random city, and people could then query something like "How many days in 2022 was the daily high for Los Angeles above 100 degrees?" Of course, this might be a lot of work as you would have to have it run on the backend and then return the results to the frontend.