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I just bought a monthly subscription for a Mac Postgres client called SQL Pro for Postgres. After wrestling with PgAdmin 3 and 4, I threw in the towel and paid
by partisan 8y ago
I just bought a monthly subscription for a Mac Postgres client called SQL Pro for Postgres. After wrestling with PgAdmin 3 and 4, I threw in the towel and paid for a proper client. It’s 5.99 a month and as much as I hate rent-seeking, it allows me to try the software before paying the 139$ lifetime license.
- Cymen 8y agoDid you try Postico? I think it has a free / demo option. I bought a license a while ago. I like it -- curious if SQL Pro offers something it doesn't but I'm generally happy with it. There is also a github repo with feature requests as issues. I'd lover for Postico to show JSONB fields more nicely but not really a huge issue.
- andrei_says_ 8y agoI can recommend datagrid. You pay yearly but after the first year you can stop paying as long as you’re ok with not getting further updates.