Is there something like phpmyadmin for postGreSQL that doesn't suck?

[straight-pipe]

Hi all.
Just wondering if anyone here found an equivalent tool that works as well as phpmyadmin, but for postgresql.

No need to mention the 2 tools from the postgreSQL team.. i've tried both and they're rage-inducingly bad.

 

[ahmedarain34]

If you're looking for an alternative to phpMyAdmin specifically for PostgreSQL, there are several options available that you can try:
pgAdmin
DBeaver
Adminer
Valentina Studio
Navicat

 

[rimsha]

If you're looking for an alternative to phpMyAdmin specifically for PostgreSQL, there are several options available that you can consider. Here are a few popular ones:

1. Adminer: Adminer is a lightweight, web-based database management tool that supports multiple database systems, including PostgreSQL. It offers a simple and user-friendly interface with features like SQL editing, database structure management, data manipulation, and more.
2. DBeaver: DBeaver is a universal database tool that supports various database systems, including PostgreSQL. It provides a comprehensive set of features for database management, including data browsing and editing, SQL development, schema management, and more. It has a user-friendly interface and is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
3. pgAdmin: Although you mentioned not wanting to mention tools from the PostgreSQL team, pgAdmin is the official administration and development platform for PostgreSQL. It has improved significantly over the years and offers a rich set of features for managing PostgreSQL databases, including database administration, SQL querying, and visual tools for data manipulation.
4. Valentina Studio: Valentina Studio is a cross-platform database management tool that supports PostgreSQL and other popular databases. It provides a range of features for database administration, schema design, SQL development, data browsing and editing, and more. It has a visually appealing interface and is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

These tools vary in features, interface, and user experience, so you may want to try a few of them to see which suits your requirements and preferences the best.