I like the approach they have been made to try to standardize all the SQL engines under the same workflow. For example, you can follow the same path or wizard to configure PostgreSQL than MySQL. The learning curve to use DBeaver is really small, and you will gain a lot with the intelligent provided. I tend to use more PostgreSQL at my job, but coming from PGAdming to DBeaver has been one of my best decisions in the last year, I've always struggled with the names of the tables and fields, since we work in a ERP the amount of tables is really insane, but with DBeaver I just star to type and the software does the rest.

The best thing about DBeaver is that it is compatible with several databases and can be used for the Microsoft SQL server or for PostgreSQL. It has excellent aspects for viewing and editing data, where classification and menus are included. It has an intuitive table layout and can generate DDL scripts.

Great SQL workbench for Mac and other platforms. Much easier to use then the native offering for some of the database vendors