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Author is also being careful with the DB-Engines screen shot, usage of MySQL may be dropping, but it's still number two (below Oracle, above MSSQL - which shows
by gnabgib 10mo ago
Author is also being careful with the DB-Engines screen shot, usage of MySQL may be dropping, but it's still number two (below Oracle, above MSSQL - which shows the same curve, above Postgres, far above MariaDB and SQLite) https://db-engines.com/en/ranking_trend https://db-engines.com/en/ranking_trend
- graemep 10mo agoThe rankings methodology looks like it will favour MySQL. https://db-engines.com/en/ranking_definition https://db-engines.com/en/ranking_definition Lots of historical mentions. Even the MariaDB website mentions it. Lots of people say "MySQL" generically to include its forks.
- gnabgib 10mo agoYou can see that in this comment thread too. People assuming MariaDB=MySQL (not according to op, arguable)
- tzs 10mo agoThat site is not measuring usage. By usage SQLite would be way above all the others. There are more SQLite deployments in use than all the others combined.