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For databases specifically, I like a little tool called DBngin. It's perfect on MacOS for installing various versions of databases. I used to install MySQL 5.
by devoutsalsa 5y ago
For databases specifically, I like a little tool called DBngin. It's perfect on MacOS for installing various versions of databases. I used to install MySQL 5.7 for an older legacy application because I was finding it challenging to juggle different versions on MySQL w/ Homebrew. I know it handles MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Redis. Maybe is handles other stuff, but I haven't checked.
https://dbngin.com/ https://dbngin.com/