Aditya Toshniwal

Senior Software Architect, EDB

Aditya Toshniwal is a Senior Software Architect at EDB, focusing on ReactJS, CSS, Python, NodeJS and SQL. Previously, she worked in TCS and BofA as Python, C, PL/SQL developer for around 5 years before joining EDB in Feb 2018.

Currently, he is a pgAdmin core developer, mostly involved in developing the core architecture of pgAdmin. Her major contributions include - Custom Themes, ERD tool, Porting pgAdmin core to ReactJS, and Re-write the Query tool UI. She also helps pgAdmin users fix any issues they face when using pgAdmin.

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EDB Labs

pgAdmin User Management in Server Mode

pgAdmin can be deployed as a web application by configuring the app to run in server mode. One can check out server deployment on how to run pgAdmin in server mode. In this blog, we will discuss how to manage the pgAdmin users when running in server mode. Authentication Sources In general, pgAdmin has two types of authentication - Internal and External The internal users are directly managed by...
EDB Labs

Setup pgAdmin development environment

In this blog, I will walk you through how to setup pgAdmin development environment on your machine and help you start contributing to the project.
EDB Labs

Create an ERD in pgAdmin 4

This blog explains how to generate an ER Diagram for an existing database or create a new one from scratch in pgAdmin.
EDB Labs

pgAdmin and Porting the Node Properties Dialogs to ReactJS

Aditya Toshniwal breaks down the actions the EDB team took in order to successfully port to React based forms, away from Backbone/JQuery.
EDB Labs

The Reasons Why pgAdmin Chose ReactJS

pgAdmin 4 is a management tool for PostgreSQL and EDB Postgres Advanced Server. pgAdmin 4 was re-written from pgAdmin 3 (a native desktop application). The application is designed to work on both the desktop and a web server. It is written in Python using Flask with the user interface written in JS/jQuery/Backbone, and can be deployed on any network. It is 2021, and one might argue about why...