Re: pgAdmin v4.1 - positive feedback

Hi All,

As a hard core pgadmin3 user I was also really bummed when I first
started trying to use pgadmin4.

I also also pretty happy with the progress so far, but there's still
some oddities and missing features that keeps me on pgadmin3... so much
that I actually started my own local branch of pgadmin3-lts and started
making improvements to make it more postgres-10 friendly since it's an
app I love so much.

The biggest issue is the core infrastructure of pgadmin3 is really
unfriendly to newer libraries, so I'm stuck running this on an older vm
just so I can build the thing!

But... pgadmin4 is marching along and I am looking forward to when I can
use it as my full-time DB interface.

Thanks to all the developers for keeping on.

On 1/20/19 2:54 PM, Jack Royal-Gordon wrote:
> Thanks for your post, Richard. Like you, I looked at pgAdmin 4 a couple
> years ago. I decided then that it wasn’t ready for me, so I went back to
> pgAdmin III. Your post convinced me to go back and take another look. I
> only just loaded it, but my immediate impression is far more positive.
> I’m not one of those who trashed the developers for the choices they
> made, I know that building something like this takes time and will
> involvd some unfortunate decisions that are nevertheless difficult to
> backtrack on. I’m happy to see that the project has moved forward to
> where it is at now. I will be evaluating it in the coming days and weeks
> hopefully.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jack
>
>> On Jan 20, 2019, at 10:31 AM, Richard Brockie
>> <richard(dot)brockie(at)gmail(dot)com <mailto:richard(dot)brockie(at)gmail(dot)com>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've subscribed to this list specifically to give this positive feedback!
>>
>> Like many others, I shared the initial disappointment with the early
>> pgAdmin 4 releases. Things improved greatly when pgAdmin 4 started
>> using the default system browser, and now moving to v4.1 from v3.6
>> yesterday, I'm very pleased to say that I find I am enjoying using
>> pgAdmin again!
>>
>> Thanks & best wishes,
>> --
>>     R.
>>
>> Richard Brockie
>>
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