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Most answers seem written by fanboys rather than legit answers. I would say go with what you know and are most comfortable with. You are more likely to get the
by duiker101 3y ago
Most answers seem written by fanboys rather than legit answers.
I would say go with what you know and are most comfortable with. You are more likely to get the better outcome.
- chunk_waffle 3y agoThis. I've heard countless times that Postgres is better and I've watched talks where they show how loosey-goosey MySQL is with some things but I know how to backup, restore, tune, secure and replicate MySQL. I grok it's permissions in depth more than I ever have with Postgres and I've even written a mysql plugin in C so I have that in my toolbox if I need it. So I'd by default, usually go with MySQL (or in some cases SQLite.) but if I didn't have to administer or maintain it, and someone else was handling that I think I'd be fine with Postgres too.
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