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SQLite for little apps that are easily deployable, and PostgreSQL for more serious applications that would benefit from its extensions. I haven't changed that
by Vosporos 8y ago
SQLite for little apps that are easily deployable, and PostgreSQL for more serious applications that would benefit from its extensions.
I haven't changed that setup for years, even when people tried to convince me that Mongo was the superior way to store JSON, which I do in Postgres very easily.
(I also don't need Redis because most of my applications are in Erlang/Elixir, so we already have a bunch of Key-Value solutions available)
So yeah, pretty happy :)