I tried a bunch of different IDEs and editors, and the dev toolset that I 
finally settled on is as follows:
Atom editor for all coding and refinement
Jetbrains DataGrip for code execution and most DBA work
PGAdmin for other DBA that I can't do in DG
Gitkraken for version control and pushing codebase to remote repo for offsite 
backup

Atom is simply the best code editor currently available and has a very active 
dev community.

DataGrip is by no means perfect, partly because it is such a new project. But 
Jetbrains is very receptive to user input and has a rather aggressive 
development strategy to implement user requests.

Gitkraken is simply awesome and my go-to GUI for VCS. 

An added benefit of this particular toolset is that they work equally well on 
Mac and Windows.

Michael Sheaver
mshea...@me.com

> On Sep 3, 2016, at 9:28 AM, Mike Sofen <mso...@runbox.com> wrote:
> 
> From: Tim Uckun Sent: Saturday, September 03, 2016 2:37 AM
> Does anybody use an IDE for doing heavy duty stored proc development?  
> PGadmin is decent but I am looking for something better.
>  
> I have been using the Datagrip app (from Jetbrains), from its beta release up 
> through now v 2016.2 and love it.  Full autocomplete, it has my object 
> browser on the left, source code file browser on the right (I have it tied 
> into our git), massively customizable to look and behave any way you want it. 
>  It is not effective yet for admin tasks.  I really love the modern 
> interface.  I have zero connection to the company, paid for a license ($200). 
>  Worth every penny.
>  
> I’m a hardcore stored proc/func dev, building database api’s for the large 
> systems I design/build…I write a LOT of code and datagrip is where I do it.  
> I also use the crash-prone PgAdminIII  for admin stuff like table mods, quick 
> scripting of table def or insert columns, or backups, etc…the normal admin 
> stuff.
>  
> MikeS

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