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I tried several clients for Mac a few years ago (including Postico) and DBeaver was the only one not lacking basic features (views & materialized views, trigger
by ggregoire 5y ago
I tried several clients for Mac a few years ago (including Postico) and DBeaver was the only one not lacking basic features (views & materialized views, triggers, functions, partitions, extensions…). So I've been using it since then.
In addition, I like that the main sidebar shows everything properly categorized and as a tree with collapsing nodes, i.e. servers > databases > schemas > tables, views, materialized views, functions, etc… > columns, constraints, foreign keys, indexes, triggers, partitions, dependencies, references, etc.
Finally, the support is great. I reported some bugs on GitHub and they all have been fixed on the next release, like 1 or 2 weeks after the report.
It was slow on my old Mac, but since I switched to a M1 I have no complaints.