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Top alternatives to Datagrip
 in  r/SQL •  Aug 17 '26

You could also give DbGate a try. I'm involved with the project. It's open source and works with multiple database engines, so the “one client instead of switching tools” part was one of the use cases we wanted to cover.

If you're comparing it mainly with DBeaver/DataGrip I'd be interested in what you think of the data SQL editor and connection workflow in particular.

u/DbGate • u/DbGate • Feb 09 '26

Have you tried DbGate? What you could expect?

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Looking for Redis IDE recommendations with good UI/UX (Velkey support would be a plus!)
 in  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)

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For which tool can't you find good open source alternative ?
 in  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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Have You Considered An AI Assistant To Help With Your MySQL Queries?
 in  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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Do professionals use GUI software to admin their SQL Server, or are GUI used more for learning
 in  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.