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PgAdmin 4 v8.0

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Re: PgAdmin 4 v8.0

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That was when it went from being a decent gui app to a craptacular web app, right? Or was that v3?

Could you be more specific - what's crap about it? I found it awesome that I can host it on a server similar to phpmyadmin and give out access to my staff. And the app itself is very good IMHO. The developers have full admin access to their computers, but not the DBAs and the Business Analysts. They can't install anything on their computers. So giving them an URL to work with was a huge win. If you want something lik…

Honestly these days I just use IntelliJ for everything. It’s DB module is really good.

Re: PgAdmin 4 v8.0

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You know, pgAdmin seems fine to me. About on par with MySQL Workbench (that one has nice ERD features and reverse/forward engineering), maybe a bit better in regards to just messing around with SQL code. Sometimes there's even nice unexpected surprises, I think there was a visualization of geospatial data when working with PostGIS even. That said, I haven't found the one RDBMS tool that I'd absolutely love, along the…

Have you tried DBeaver?
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