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This talks a lot about Postgres (which is great ) but not about other databases so the title isn't very accurate. If you ignore cost it certainly doesn't explai

by thorin 7y ago

This talks a lot about Postgres (which is great ) but not about other databases so the title isn't very accurate. If you ignore cost it certainly doesn't explain why you'd work with Postgres rather than Oracle or SQLServer. I've used Oracle for 20+ years, SQLServer for > 10 years, and Postgres from time to time and would say they are all good tools for a general use case.

DeathArrow 7y ago
Cost isn't an advantage for the company I work for because we licensed SQL server very cheap in big volume. If devs can work easier and faster with SQL server, then we end up saving money because time is money.