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I've actually found MSSQL to be easier to use as a developer than PG. Setting up local instances, quickly making backups and what not, designing databases, are
by breakingcups 12y ago
I've actually found MSSQL to be easier to use as a developer than PG. Setting up local instances, quickly making backups and what not, designing databases, are all much easier with MSSQL because of their incredibly easy to use tools.
I keep wanting to switch to PG every few months because it's open source, but keep being stumped by the lack of good tooling. pgAdmin is a joke, rarely have I ever used a more unintuitive piece of software.