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Just wondering: why keep MySQL and not move to PostgreSQL? I have been migrating all my projects to PostgreSQL because of personal believes (most of the time)
by martimarkov 6y ago
Just wondering: why keep MySQL and not move to PostgreSQL?
I have been migrating all my projects to PostgreSQL because of personal believes (most of the time) and haven’t had any issues so I’m just wondering on the thought process.
- martimarkov 6y agoLove the downvote for asking a question :/
- lexicality 6y agoYou're being downvoted because your question has nothing to do with the article. Try StackOverflow instead?
- martimarkov 6y agoUmm... it’s about Mozilla’s rebuild of their system. I think it’s a valid question based on the fact that they have changed the architecture, languages and rendering but kept the SQL server the same. So no, my question is it’s 100% relevant. I’m guess the downvotes is the community just getting a bit toxic on DBs.
- lexicality 6y agoThey didn't keep the SQL server, they got rid of it and migrated to having everything stored in static files in Git.
- kzrdude 6y agoLol on stackoverflow one is not just downvoted, but forced to say sorry for asking the question when it's not deemed good enough
- peterbe 6y agoPostgresSQL is better. We're all aware of that. But it's miniscule in importance. Especially if you use the ORMs and other decent tooling. The move to git isn't MySQL's fault. It's so more and bigger than that.