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PHPMyAdmin is too low-level for what I'd want. For myself, it's fine, but I can't just hand it over to users for querying, updating, adding records, etc. With A
by zippergz 13y ago
PHPMyAdmin is too low-level for what I'd want. For myself, it's fine, but I can't just hand it over to users for querying, updating, adding records, etc. With Access or Filemaker it's easy to set up something that I can hand over to nontechnical users. When I want something web based, I always seem to end up having to code an interface for it myself, which feels like a waste of time.