After setting up the database, I set up a new connection in Navicat* - no problem, though port 9906 is needed, not 3306 used in the connection in Wappler.
The thing I probably like most about developing locally, as far the database is concerned, is running mysql_query.log - so I can exactly what queries are run as I use Server Connect etc… I have some queries which are very long. This is wonderful for debugging.
I clicked the Show Logs button in the new Docker toolbar. I wasn’t too optimistic - and was right not to be. It probably needs some research into Docker… It would be a very useful to feature to add unless it’s already easy to do.
Apart from these minor issues - and trying the new features out rather quickly as I have to go out - the implementation of Docker seems really well done and very simple to set up (as far as I can see - as I said, having almost zero knowledge of it).
*I should have clarified: I set up Navicat to connect to the new database Wappler had configured.