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I tried Datagrip, and ... I cant say I am enthusiastic First thing to note, datagrip is a sql development ide, not a sql server admin tool, so it may lack some
by systems 9y ago
I tried Datagrip, and ... I cant say I am enthusiastic
First thing to note, datagrip is a sql development ide, not a sql server admin tool, so it may lack some of the administration tool you might expect, like monitoring for example
Even as an IDE, it seems lacking some basic notions, for example, there isnt really a meaningful way to have a SQL Project, you get a bunch of connection and query shells, but you dont really get a Project that encapsulate both, also there is not support for deployment
Finally, I am getting the impression that Jetbrains, it getting too stretched, if you follow their bug list, its too big ... and many IDEs do not seem to get the same attention as others
In conclusion, dont bet on Datagrip, its got a long way to go, there doesnt seem to be a good designer with interesting concepts behind it .. so it will just be at best a glorified sql mode
- bunderbunder 9y ago> I am getting the impression that Jetbrains, it getting too stretched, And how. With the rate at which they're churning out new projects and initiatives, I have to assume that they're either severely understaffed, or seeing the average tenure of their development team dropping like a stone with all those new hires. Maybe both at the same time.