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If you want your product to succeed it has to be easy to get to work. That means having insecure defaults etc. When a product is in production, people will go t
by tormeh 10y ago
If you want your product to succeed it has to be easy to get to work. That means having insecure defaults etc. When a product is in production, people will go through hell to make it work a little better; when they're trying out a product they'll drop it at the slightest inconvenience.
- gdulli 10y ago> When a product is in production, people will go through hell to make it work a little better No they won't. https://www.linux.com/news/about-40000-mongodb-databases-found-open-online https://www.linux.com/news/about-40000-mongodb-databases-fou...
- pg314 10y agoSome people work that way. Other people do a more in-depth evaluation. The first group tends to end up with MySQL, the second with PostgreSQL. I'm painting with a broad brush here, there are situations where it might make more sense to use MySQL. It would be hard to argue that PostgreSQL is not successful. MySQL has a larger market share, but the PostgreSQL project is alive and thriving.