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It is bike-shedding in a way, but I think it’s also a direction PHP is taking (becoming more strict, more rigid, less “hacky”). Switching to Postgres follows t
by hrktb 7y ago
It is bike-shedding in a way, but I think it’s also a direction PHP is taking (becoming more strict, more rigid, less “hacky”).
Switching to Postgres follows the same philosophy I think. Migrating existing services is usually a stupid thing to do, but anecdotally I know a number of PHP shops adding pg to their infra and building the new services there.
I’d compare it to the switch to unicode everywhere or normalizing dates on UTC.
- cwyers 7y agoI think a lot of people have a mental model of MySQL that's stuck in the 4.x days. You can get most of these proposed benefits by "just" upgrading to the latest MySQL and making sure that you're running it in strict mode.