SQLite has the concept of a rowid. A special column with a unique integer identifier for each row.
It’s present in most tables, but generally hidden from view. This post gives an overview of how
rowids work and their relationship with primary keys.
The first version of Base was released in late 2008. It grew into a v2 by early 2011 and kept going
until the last feature release in 2020 (with a few bugfix releases after).
On the 4th July 2020, I started a new branch for Base v3.
Base is now available on Setapp, a new service from MacPaw which gives you access to more than 50 great apps for $9.99 per month, with a month’s free trial to start.
When you subscribe to Setapp, you have unlimited access to a curated library of useful apps. There are no upgrade fees, no ads, and no in-app purchases. One fixed fee gets you all of it.
I’ve made something small and fun. A rubber stamp sticker pack for iOS 10!
It’s a collection of iMessage stickers in the style of rubber stamps. There are stamps for likes and dislikes,
reactions, star ratings, and a bunch of other odds and ends.
Base 2.4.10 is now available to download for both direct sale and Mac App Store users. This update fixes some minor problems and updates to the latest version of SQLite.