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I tried most of the free tools but I don't like any of them. In my experience they're all clunky and don't have a beautiful design (I'm on Windows at work and L
by jmnicolas 5y ago
I tried most of the free tools but I don't like any of them. In my experience they're all clunky and don't have a beautiful design (I'm on Windows at work and Linux at home).
I just settled on DBeaver, but don't consider that an endorsement from my part.
I found DB Browser for SQLite to be the least bad, but it's obviously limited to SQLite.
My problem may come from the fact I have simple needs and they're all very complex apps. My SQL queries are rarely longer than 50 lines and I do DB admin tasks from the command line.
Among the unending list of apps I should code for myself there's a SQLPad project. Maybe one day.
- boiler_up800 5y agoIf you're looking for DBeaver with better aesthetics you may like Arctype (https://arctype.com https://arctype.com). Beekeeper is decent too.
- bbkane 5y agoTry https://www.beekeeperstudio.io/ https://www.beekeeperstudio.io/ It's simple and open source