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The difference is not significant enough to matter for most projects, esp just starting out. Hence, I mostly choose Postgres, since I don't like Oracle as a com
by iamwil 3y ago
The difference is not significant enough to matter for most projects, esp just starting out. Hence, I mostly choose Postgres, since I don't like Oracle as a company very much.
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- dylan604 3y agoWhenever I see MySQL, my brain automatically sees MariaDB. What is this Oracle thing you speak of ;-)
- evanelias 3y agoMySQL and MariaDB have diverged quite a bit. I recently wrote a roundup of just the differences in table functionality and DDL, and despite keeping the post focused to that relatively-narrow topic, the list of differences is getting VERY long: https://www.skeema.io/blog/2023/05/10/mysql-vs-mariadb-schema/ https://www.skeema.io/blog/2023/05/10/mysql-vs-mariadb-schem...
- dylan604 3y ago>MySQL and MariaDB Again, what is this thing you are trying to compare? I just see MariaDB and MariaDB =) However, because of my blindness to actual MySQL, I have totally not paid attention to any differences between the two. I guess "drop in replacement" isn't actually true any more. Thanks for the info