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What tools are these? Curious as a Postgres user
by cyral 6y ago
What tools are these? Curious as a Postgres user
- larrik 6y agoMySQL Workbench is actually pretty damn good.
- philliphaydon 6y agoAs a PostgreSQL user. Pgadmin 4 is the worst.
- OOPMan 6y agoPgAdmin3 was much better, but then they decided to turn it into a web application and we got PgAdmin4 Very annoying.
- philliphaydon 6y agoI used to use PgAdmin 3, but after... I donno how many years now, the PgAdmin4 is still a buggy mess. It's really sad because all the contributors to Postgres have made an AMAZING database that's such a joy to work with. And then there's PgAdmin4 where its almost like they just don't care... I don't feel I'm smart enough to contribute anything to PgAdmin4 to try make it better. So I stick to DataGrip and DBeaver.
- lucassen 6y agoI spent a little time in it and I really like DBeaver. Free tier works great.
- 101011 6y agoI've probably tried a dozen or so. For MySQL, I haven't found anything that beats SequelPro. For Postgres, I haven't found anything that comes close to parity, but my favorite is Postico. I know people that swear by IntelliJ for their db stuff, it just never hit home for me personally though.
- pnwhyc 6y agoTablePlus is fantastic and supports all the most popular DB’s, including Postgres & MySQL. https://tableplus.com/ https://tableplus.com/ It’s the only DB client that doesn’t look like it was built in the 90’s. Slick UX & UI. Nice balance between developer tool & admin tool
- AlfeG 6y agoFor PG - DBeaver do a damn good job for me.
- scaryclam 6y agoDBeaver is certainly underhyped. Moved over to using it from MySQL Workbench and so far it's been a big improvement. I can't compare against SequelPro as I don't have a Mac, but DBeaver's worth a try for anyone looking for a cross platform DB editor