The community tooling around MySQL is impressive compared to what's available for Postgres. I've heard the same from people who have switched from SQL Server an

The community tooling around MySQL is impressive compared to what's available for Postgres. I've heard the same from people who have switched from SQL Server and miss the SQL Server Workbench suite. My hunch is that this gap exists because MySQL is often the default DB choice for new developers, whereas Postgres tends to be used by people already familiar with database CLI tools. Once you learn how to use the command line effectively, you'll be able to work a lot faster and won't want to use a web interface again, which is to say that you will become yet another reason for phpPgAdmin to be neglected.