> For me the biggest reason not to change to PostgreSQL was the sad state of pgAdmin. In my opinion it doesn't hold a candle against the MySQL Workbench or the

> For me the biggest reason not to change to PostgreSQL was the sad state of pgAdmin. In my opinion it doesn't hold a candle against the MySQL Workbench or the old MySQL tools. Oh I agree, but for many projects its not really an issue. With Django, you can use the Django admin for GUI changes and the REPL shell for more programatic changes. On my Django projects, I've never had to actually write SQL.