satvur.blogg.se - Tableplus macos

you might also fancy a cheat sheet!) and you've hit the limit of your current tool - or you just can't stand it anymore, this list is for you. Perhaps the biggest and most recent one was plugin system - a feature that allows TablePlus to be customized and extended beyond the expectation with Javascript.Whether you're starting with PostgreSQL (in which case you might fancy a cheat sheet) and looking for the best postgres GUI or postgres client to get started, or you're a veteran (in which case. It’s been 4 months since the day we released the first version and we’ve made a lot of changes along the way.

Extendable, because we don’t want to include everything in one tool.

Supporting most of the relational databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Amazon Redshift, SQLite, MariaDB….

A powerful query designer with highlight syntax and auto-complete.

A modern & simple UI that supports multiple windows and tabs, and of course, in full-retina.

A native tool with high performance, neat and fast :D.

Frustrated, we decided to build our own native tool and started with relational databases. Simple as that.Īfter performing several searches on Google, we gave up. We needed something that is built native, has modern UI and runs fast like a Lambo. So we started looking for a perfect database tool.

But for us, we wanted something more, something far better than that. To be fair, those tools are quite feature rich and stable, so as long as you don’t feel annoyed, it’s good to go. Out of them, SequelPro seems to be the best but it’s limited to MySQL only and the development almost stopped (they planned to support PostgreSQL nearly 10 years ago already).Some tools make you feel like being in the 90s with the outdated interface that doesn’t allow you to view one row of data without a series of 3 or 4 clicks, let alone slow response.Some tools take so much time to start-up, poor performance or eating RAM.Each tool has its own unique feature kit that made it standout but we didn’t seem to be satisfied. You might have used pgAdmin, an official tool that was built by the team behind PostgreSQL, or some reputable tools such as Navicat or SequelPro… we tried them all.

Modern, native tool for relational databaseīack in the day, when it comes to working with relational databases, especially PostgreSQL, we didn’t have many choices.