Apache Flex vs dbForge SQL Complete

• Highly advanced UI platform, well suited for building enterprise applications.
• Cross browser issues do not exist as it runs the same on every browser via Flash Player.
• Animations are something that comes out of the box.

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• Intellisense - it's not just what columns are on what tables, but foreign key navigation as well, which makes writing JOIN statements a breeze.
• Formatting - I think most developers doing any kind of database querying like to see cleanly formatted statements, and dbForge SQL Complete formats well out of the box but also allows you to customize the formatting options to a really detailed degree.
• Tab colors - this sounds like a small thing, but when I'm opening multiple database server connections, being able to tell at a glance which open tabs are for which connection is great. You can manage this to a degree in SSMS without dbForge SQL Complete, but it's a nice touch.

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• It's heavy as it needs to load the Flash plugin first before rendering anything to the user.
• Not future ready as there is no support for mobile and tablet platforms.

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• Our users have a great positive feedback from the UI point of view.
• The ease of use of the application had doubled our existing user base.

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• Spending less time trying to figure out how tables are related thanks to the navigational help in dbForge SQL Complete, which means fixing issues takes less time.

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