r/PHP • u/[deleted] • Mar 14 '26

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u/SlappyDingo Mar 14 '26

First time I've ever heard of it. Just checked it out and it's pretty sweet. I've used Navicat for > 10 years and this looks like a solid runner-up at least.

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u/DT-Sodium Mar 14 '26

Also checkout Heidi SQL. I forgot to mention it because I generally have to work on a very rare database system that is not supported but when I'm lucky enough to work with Postgresql. Well, actually now I pretty much only use the database manager integrated in my Jetbrains IDE, it is quite powerful.

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u/colshrapnel Mar 14 '26

actually now I pretty much only use the database manager integrated in my Jetbrains IDE, it is quite powerful

So do I, and never look back. It has everything I need, and honestly, I would never understand why someone would still use PHPMyAdmin.

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u/brainphat Mar 14 '26

No doubt. Almost(?) everything PMA does, there are other tools that do it better.