> SequelPro is amazing and I used it for many many years.
Seconded.
I inherited an old MySQL/Java system and SequelPro was invaluable to understanding how it worked and keeping it running. At least until I added
a view to the schema, the export/import facility was also very effective at taking and restoring snapshots of the database state. I could connect it to production, pull down an exported SQL script and then restore exactly that state to another environment. (Including local.)
(And given that it ran in OSX, it also had a plausible subset of Emacs keybidings too. :-) )
I love SequelPro but I've been thinking about switching to TablePlus from SequelPro for quite some time since SequelPro isn't available on Windows / Linux.
Do you know how TablePlus clients compare on Windows and Mac? Been wondering since they're both built natively instead of using cross platform development like Electron.
Now I’m using TablePlus which is a great paid client ($50 I think) and I love it.
I really hope in the new era, we can have paid open source tools with some bounties for important bug fixes and UX improvements.
That seems to be a very sustainable way to develop great software.