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Love it! Please don't bother with people who don't care about proper native experience. I've been waiting for a tool like that for sooooo long and I'm really ha

by ble52 9y ago

Love it! Please don't bother with people who don't care about proper native experience. I've been waiting for a tool like that for sooooo long and I'm really happy to see it. I love when developers use the platform to its full extent instead fighting with it (like Electron and all rest of cross-platform approaches) And for those whining about "macOS-only" - take a look at Tower, a Git client that was initially macOS-only as well. They later released a dedicated, native Windows version, just like the developer of TablePlus wants to do, and it's awesome. True native experience will always win in my heart with cross-platform solutions and that's where I'm putting my money.

eberkund 9y ago
Actually, a Windows release is already in the works. It was supposed to be released in January but they ran into some delays. https://github.com/TablePlus/TablePlus/issues/9 https://github.com/TablePlus/TablePlus/issues/9 You can find out about their tech stack in their FAQ: https://tableplus.io/faq https://tableplus.io/faq
hungerstrike 9y ago
I'm happy with what I already have on Windows. I've never seen a better client than SQL Server Management Studio or SQL Server Data Tools and this tool doesn't look like it even comes close. Honestly, I've never seen a native macOS app that I thought was any good though. That's why I typically just use them to compile my stuff for iOS. If I have to use some program on a Mac, I hope it's got a somewhat familiar interface and that's why I prefer Electron apps like VSCode on macOS.
- matthewmacleod 9y ago
  Honestly, I've never seen a native macOS app that I thought was any good though Of course you are entitled to your opinion, but I do find it ludicrous, and I'm sure many other people will too. Proper, well-implemented macOS apps are great – ones that properly use all of the system services and toolkits make it really, really nice to work with them.
  - hungerstrike 9y ago
    Pfffft. Mac fanatics are in the vast minority.
- mmariani 9y ago
  You could’ve taken about the same time to make a feature request in a nice way. Maybe you should quit the hungerstrike and eat a banana or something, you’re getting a little cranky.

by ble52 9y ago

eberkund 9y ago

Actually, a Windows release is already in the works. It was supposed to be released in January but they ran into some delays. https://github.com/TablePlus/TablePlus/issues/9 https://github.com/TablePlus/TablePlus/issues/9 You can find out about their tech stack in their FAQ: https://tableplus.io/faq https://tableplus.io/faq

hungerstrike 9y ago

I'm happy with what I already have on Windows. I've never seen a better client than SQL Server Management Studio or SQL Server Data Tools and this tool doesn't look like it even comes close. Honestly, I've never seen a native macOS app that I thought was any good though. That's why I typically just use them to compile my stuff for iOS. If I have to use some program on a Mac, I hope it's got a somewhat familiar interface and that's why I prefer Electron apps like VSCode on macOS.

matthewmacleod 9y ago
Honestly, I've never seen a native macOS app that I thought was any good though Of course you are entitled to your opinion, but I do find it ludicrous, and I'm sure many other people will too. Proper, well-implemented macOS apps are great – ones that properly use all of the system services and toolkits make it really, really nice to work with them.
- hungerstrike 9y ago
  Pfffft. Mac fanatics are in the vast minority.
mmariani 9y ago
You could’ve taken about the same time to make a feature request in a nice way. Maybe you should quit the hungerstrike and eat a banana or something, you’re getting a little cranky.