The Database Schema Viewer tool gives developers an easy look into data models and the relationships between things. Not only that, but Java developers can actually make changes to the code from the Database Schema Viewer tool.
Notice in the screenshot how there is a hyperlink included on the page. This brings the developer to another Dari tool—the Code Editor—that allows them to edit the source code. That means that a developer can change a data model and save it, and then when they refresh, Brightspot will detect and reflect that change. This change is also reflected in the developer's IDE where they are writing the code. The Schema, too, will reflect the change.
Any JavaScript developers reading this may not be all that impressed—they can execute code whenever they want by opening up a browser's inspector tool; however, this isn't always as easy to do with Java code.