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MySQL workbench is still 10.000 miles ahead of PgAdmin. About three years ago the latest iteration PgAdmin 4 came out, which I tried on and off for a few months
by dtech 8y ago
MySQL workbench is still 10.000 miles ahead of PgAdmin. About three years ago the latest iteration PgAdmin 4 came out, which I tried on and off for a few months but was so buggy it was unusable for me. It might have gotten better since then.
It's a shame, psql is awesome once you know enough to use it, but GUIs is how people start using RDMSes, and it's about the only thing that MySQL is clearly superior to PostgreSQL.
- GordonS 8y agoPgAdmin recently became an in-browser tool, and is much improved - in particular, it no longer uses GBs of memory and 90% of my CPU!
- chinhodado 8y agopgadmin 4 is still horribly slow, both when starting up and during operation, horribly bloated in size (100mb compared to pgadmin 3's 10mb). It still hogs CPU and RAM like hell.
- Something1234 8y agoWhat ever happened to pgadmin3? Why did development stop on it? It was definitely a beast, with a lot of weirdness to it, and some minor pain points, but it was good. It was lightweight resource wise.
- mixmastamyk 8y agoEver tried dbeaver?