> - Postgres is much more reliable, featureful and stable. Not just that. PostgreSQL also takes care of correctness. This is not to be underestimated, and no M

> - Postgres is much more reliable, featureful and stable. Not just that. PostgreSQL also takes care of correctness. This is not to be underestimated, and no MySQL tooling is able to weight this up. MySQL produces silent data loss on innocent-looking SQL queries, so you have to be absolutely careful even with basic stuff like CONCAT, DATE/TIME formatting or GROUP BY. PostgreSQL throws an error and aborts the transaction whenever you are doing something stupid, so no harm was done and you can simply retry with your corrected query. For me, this is not just an advantage, it is a game changer.