Despite the situation with COVID-19 DBeaver team hasn’t stop development. We have worked hard for three months. Now we are glad to introduce DBeaver EE 7.1.
We continue to improve DBeaver UI and made two great features: simple view for navigation tree and column pin for data viewer. Also, release 7.1 was focused on various authentication ways and authentication automation. More details as usual below.
It’s a difficult time for everyone. People around the world fight the pandemia. All conferences and exhibitions were canceled. A lot of companies have sent their employees to remote work. We in DBeaver believe that even the worst situations end after some time. But now, it is better to keep calm and take care about yourself and people around.
The new features of DBeaver 7.0 will help you to keep your work efficiency even on a remote workplace. The most important of them in this news.
It’s just a few days before the New year 2020. And before most of you went to short or long holidays we would like to share the last news about the release 6.3
The most interesting things are here
Summer ended together with summer vacations. It’s time to return to work. But we didn’t waste these three months and prepared for you a list of new features for DBeaver 6.2.
As usual more details and screens in our news.
The first summer month is time when everyone is thinking about vacation much more than about the work. But good news is always attractive. So, we are glad to show you the new release 6.1
Spatial data viewer, database schema comparison, a lot of performance improvements, new design for execution plans – it’s quite difficult to choose the most interesting things. But we will try.
We are glad to introduce new big step in DBeaver history – release 6.0.
From 5.0 we have significantly improved support for PostgreSQL and related databases (Greenplum, CockroachDB, Timescale, etc), created advanced MS SQL server extension, added support for different cloud databases in AWS and MS Azure, added support and graphical view for InfluxDB, increased number of databases supported out-of-the-box to more than 70.
We simplified connection wizard and process of extensions installations. We implemented visual query builder, analytical panels with charts, graphical view for the execution plan and customisable dashboards for server health monitoring. We added mock data generators, debugger for PostgreSQL and completely renovated data migration mechanism.
We closed more than 1600 issues on public GitHub.
And now we are ready to move forward.
But firstly, let’s look at the last changes.
