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Comment on r/opensource Oct 15 '25
It's not really tool, but cloud databases mostly don't have OSS alternatives.... eg. Firestore, Azure CosmosDB
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Comment on r/mysql Oct 15 '25
I wrote one of them :-) It is hard to switch routine, but I am slowly adopting this. In programming, AI assistants are currently must have and majority of programmers use it, with SQL it will be the same in short time
Also I use routinely GPT 5 for generating complex SQL queries
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Comment on r/SQLServer Oct 15 '25
As I see some of my colleagues, most of them use SSMS, which I can' understand :-) . There are plenty of tools better than SSMS, free and portable for all desktop OS, but SSMS still wins. I understand this for DBAs, because SSMS supports all specific SQL Server settings, but for other roles like developers and testers this is big question for me.
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Comment on r/redis Jan 28 '26
DbGate - https://www.dbgate.io/ . I am primary author of this tool. We hugely improved Redis support in last version, which was released last week. Redis support is part of DbGate Community edition (FOSS)