I have a bookmarking system built with MongoDB as the database. It has user and device management, real-time synchronization.
I am seriously considering migrating it to PostgreSQL, rewriting the entire backend.
One of the greatest things about MongoDB is the existence of Studio 3T, a really good administration software for MongoDB, and I wouldn't want to miss it.
I spent a couple of years coding with MySQL and used phpMyAdmin. I wouldn't want to go back to such a tool, and I think that pgAdmin is what would be PostgreSQL's alternative to phpMyAdmin.
The only software which I found to suite me was DataGrip.
Are those the only two reasonable administration tools for PostgreSQL? DataGrip and pgAdmin?
Dbeaver is quite good. IMHO pgAdmin should be avoided. psql and pgcli are really nice at the command line.