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We moved from pgadmin to DBeaver at work and have been pretty satisfied. It's based off Eclipse, so benefits from the windowing/panes, and being able to use any
by auto 8y ago
We moved from pgadmin to DBeaver at work and have been pretty satisfied. It's based off Eclipse, so benefits from the windowing/panes, and being able to use any eclipse plugins. My db usage world changed the day I got vim support and auto complete in my query editor.
- omeid2 8y agoBased off Eclipse should be considered a disadvantage. IMHO Eclipse on par with Electron in terms of being a CPU and Memory hog. But last time I used Eclipse it was about five years ago, so things may have changed.
- auto 8y agoI definitely meant that as "being based off Eclipse it comes with these advantages, but caveat emptor otherwise". Honestly I use Eclipse for all my Java dev at work, and compared with the OSX implementation of PGAdmin III, it's well worth the shortcomings.