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Our team has migrated from DBeaver to Beekeeper recently and it has been a pleasure. My major ask would be that it saves my connection by default.
Migrated to Pop OS and one of the first suggestions for a DB manager in the Pop Shop was Beekeeper. I tested it out since I'd only used DBeaver before. Upon finding out it didn't save my connection by default, I instantly went back to DBeaver.
Does anyone know how this compares to DBeaver?
Looks nicer but I guess not 7usd/month nicer if it is not your main tool.
I think that's a pretty fair price, but always happy to get more pricing feedback.
I've been using this on Macs as my DB manager on a new project (MariaDB at the moment) and have been pretty happy with it. I use SQL Editor to do the design and to generate DB-creation scripts, and once the DB is up and running I maintain it with Beekeeper while I code in my IDEs.
It looks a lot like Tableplus [1] Who copied whom? [1] https://tableplus.com/
When I started building Beekeeper there were 0 open source DB apps with good UX, especially on Linux. So that's why it exists.
I now have a paid version to support development as it has grown super quickly over the last 3 years.
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Since you mentioned it, I was always curious if the team behind TablePlus were/are connected to the team behind Postico [1]. The UIs for both (at least before Postico 2) are almost identical. [1] https://eggerapps.at/postico2/
Yet I still don't think nothing beats the good old SequelPro's elegant interface. Somehow not really liking the fork.
Our team has migrated from DBeaver to Beekeeper recently and it has been a pleasure. My major ask would be that it saves my connection by default.
matthew [at] beekeeperstudio [dot] io
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Migrated to Pop OS and one of the first suggestions for a DB manager in the Pop Shop was Beekeeper. I tested it out since I'd only used DBeaver before. Upon finding out it didn't save my connection by default, I instantly went back to DBeaver.
It does! If it doesn't thats a bug, please file a ticket :-)