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The project I'm talking about is Postgres.app. It's a GUI wrapper around a PostgreSQL server, so there wasn't a lot of code; maintaining it mainly means I need
by jakobegger 10y ago
The project I'm talking about is Postgres.app. It's a GUI wrapper around a PostgreSQL server, so there wasn't a lot of code; maintaining it mainly means I need to make new binaries several times a year. I didn't need a lot of help from the previous maintainer. (But I have rewritten most of the code since I started maintaining it)
It just was a great fit; I work on a PostgreSQL client; so it seemed like a good idea to help people get a server running too.
- flomo 10y agoLate reply (this has dropped to pg 6), but here's to you . Our team uses postgres.app, and I know of a number of others who do too. From my standpoint, it is shocking that such a popular and great gateway into the PG world is in this situation. Complex, enterprisey software is now just drag-n-drop and develop. Postgres.app is really good stuff. You don't have a donate link, but if you're selling your front-end, please promote it.