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As far as I know, reddit uses postgresql with heavy partitioning. I personally would stay far from MongoDB because of personal preferences and try something el
by speedgoose 5y ago
As far as I know, reddit uses postgresql with heavy partitioning.
I personally would stay far from MongoDB because of personal preferences and try something else, like Citus Hyperscale for Postgresql.
Then, I would make a prototype using hasura.io and something like next.js
My backup plan would be to go with Ruby On Rails because it's actually still very good.