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I saw TablePlus first time again in HN, (circa 2016) since then it is go-to tool for databases. Many DB connection UI's (except MySQL Workbench and Sequel Pro
by pvtmert 7y ago
I saw TablePlus first time again in HN, (circa 2016) since then it is go-to tool for databases.
Many DB connection UI's (except MySQL Workbench and Sequel Pro I think) requires some kind of purchase.
Besides My company uses Sequel Pro it always had either crashed or having slow import/export speeds etc.
Even TablePlus can import/export between engines using CSV files, which is IMHO awesome option to have.
- mekster 7y agoSequelPro served me for years and I loved it but since it no longer is being actively maintained (I know about nightlies but it's buggy with constant crashes and such, so it doesn't count.) to support MySQL 8, I'm glad TablePlus mostly caught up on the usability to SequelPro for me to have a unified tool for all DB needs.