What PgAdmin is and why everybody is unsubscribing?
Alexey Ignatov
On Fri, Jun 23, 2017 at 10:19 PM +0300, "Russell Mercer"
wrote:
Melvin,
PgAdmin 4 has more in depth support for foreign data tables and materialized
views than does PgAdmin III. There are separate sections for them which makes
sense as they are a different construct than a standard view or table. These
are the primary items I was referring to.
Russell
On 2017-06-23 11:54, Melvin Davidson wrote:
Russell,
> I still use PG Admin 4 because it supports features in the new versions of
> Postgres that
> version 3 simply doesn't.
Just curious. What features does PgAdmin 4 have that PgAdmin III does not?
I did a survey involving a future feature that is planned, but I have not yet
seen that as of 4 v1.5 .
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On Friday, June 23, 2017, 2:47:51 PM EDT, Paragon Corporation
wrote:
Russell,
I fail to see a "valid" criticism in the original email. If there anything
constructive at all, I would not have deemed him/her a fool.
Respectfully,
Leo
From: Russell Mercer [mailto:rmer...@getspatial.com]
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2017 2:04 PM
To: Paragon Corporation
Cc: 'Pgadmin Support'
Subject: Re: Extreme incompetence by pgAdmin people in every way imaginable...
It is my hope that this response does not indicate what I think it might, which
is that the valid criticisms he has made in his emails are being lost in the
immaturity with which he has presented them.
The points are valid that PG Admin 4 is extremely slow on Windows machines. It
is also true that there is a feature gap between this new version of the
software, and PG Admin 3. It is extremely surprising that this gap exists
given the stated $1,000,000+ expenditure for development of the new version.
Where PG Admin 3 was able to spread across multiple windows on multiple
monitors, PG Admin 4 is constrained to essentially a browser window.
With the issues it has, I still use PG Admin 4 because it supports features in
the new versions of Postgres that version 3 simply doesn't. I know the
developers have been active on the mailing list and are attempting to suss out
some of the thornier performance issues on Windows. For these reasons, I have
made my concerns known a couple of times, but will not continue to harp on them.
I realize that in the end, I get what I pay for. If you choose to cast people
as fools who have criticisms of your software, that is your choice. I am a
user of the database, and the admin software. I am not a software developer,
so my avenues for action to solve the problem are limited. I am left with the
option to air my concerns, as are many other people. Hopefully we are not
written off simply because this is all we do, however poorly we may choose to
present them.
The story of the court jesters of old comes to mind. They were written off as
fools by the majority of people, however they used that as cover to deliver
what was in many cases, extremely pointed social commentary. So, while the
original poster may be considered a fool, it does not make him wrong.
Thank you for the time and effort put forth on both PostgreSQL and PGAdmin.
They are great tools!
Russell
On 2017-06-23 07:07, Paragon Corporation wrote:
"Any fool can criticize, condemn, and complain. And most fools do."
--- Benjamin Franklin
From: grekloe...@tutanota.com [mailto:grekloe...@tutanota.com]
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2017 9:16 AM
To: Pgadmin Support
Subject: Extreme incompetence by pgAdmin people in every way imaginable...
This isn't even funny. It's just sad and bizarre. Everything about this project
screams of incompetence, from the impossibly slow and buggy pgAdmin 4 --
literally UNUSABLE after over a million dollars spent developing it! -- to this
mailing list itself.
I'm going to have to assume that nobody gives a shit about anything related to
pgAdmin. I'm sure as hell never going to "upgrade" from pgAdmin III, which
itself is incredibly slow and buggy as well, but lightyears ahead of v4.
Then again, nobody will read this, just like my previous posts. You are immune
to the truth. I'm going to force myself to use one of the weird "alternatives"
and forget about pgAdmin forever. Bye.
(If I manage to unsubscribe to this inferno.)
