We have a giant list of archived support tickets in Office 365. They can be navigated nearly as fast as they can be navigated in native Excel app, through the 3

We have a giant list of archived support tickets in Office 365. They can be navigated nearly as fast as they can be navigated in native Excel app, through the 365 web app. I replaced Visual Studio already with Code for my personal projects. I expect it is just a matter of time before companies start to consider doing that too. Is it feature-complete? No, but not because it is an Electron-app, but because it's just young. SQL Server doesn't work on platforms other than Windows so the motivation for coming-up a feature-complete alternative is little. I could even then find a couple promising projects with a web search. For other databases such as Postgres and Mongo, there are many alternatives which provide more than their native GUIs. Rethink's main GUI is web-based, for example. A database management interface isn't challenging to implement as a web-app because web-apps are limited toys, but it is hard to do right in general.