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I suppose they'd look first into MySQL's new JSON support. (Or other SQL database that have some kind of JSON support)
by johnchristopher 10y ago
I suppose they'd look first into MySQL's new JSON support. (Or other SQL database that have some kind of JSON support)
- Klathmon 10y agoPostgreSQL has fantastic JSON support and i've used it a few times. Not only is it fairly fast, but it lets us tie JSON blobs that really don't need schema enforcement to be still tagged with the rest of the data and laid out relationally to still allow complex queries.