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> Also, PostgreSQL has nicer support, imo, for JSON (JSONB) data, as well as a rich extension ecosystem. MySQL's JSON data type, which exists since 5.7, which
by johannes1234321 4y ago
> Also, PostgreSQL has nicer support, imo, for JSON (JSONB) data, as well as a rich extension ecosystem.
MySQL's JSON data type, which exists since 5.7, which is quite old, is a solutely comparable to PostgreSQL's JSONB. (But don't be confused by MariaDB, which is a MySQL fork, where JSON is an alias to MEDIUMTEXT or something like that with little snytax validation)