I have a bookmarking system built with MongoDB as the database. It has user and device management, real-time synchronization.
I am seriously considering migrating it to PostgreSQL, rewriting the entire backend.
One of the greatest things about MongoDB is the existence of Studio 3T, a really good administration software for MongoDB, and I wouldn't want to miss it.
I spent a couple of years coding with MySQL and used phpMyAdmin. I wouldn't want to go back to such a tool, and I think that pgAdmin is what would be PostgreSQL's alternative to phpMyAdmin.
The only software which I found to suite me was DataGrip.
Are those the only two reasonable administration tools for PostgreSQL? DataGrip and pgAdmin?
I am seriously considering migrating it to PostgreSQL, rewriting the entire backend.
One of the greatest things about MongoDB is the existence of Studio 3T, a really good administration software for MongoDB, and I wouldn't want to miss it.
I spent a couple of years coding with MySQL and used phpMyAdmin. I wouldn't want to go back to such a tool, and I think that pgAdmin is what would be PostgreSQL's alternative to phpMyAdmin.
The only software which I found to suite me was DataGrip.
Are those the only two reasonable administration tools for PostgreSQL? DataGrip and pgAdmin?