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I've converted from MySQL on previous project to MongoDB then to PostgreSQL with my current project, and I have to agree that the time it takes to get up and ru
by nasalgoat 13y ago
I've converted from MySQL on previous project to MongoDB then to PostgreSQL with my current project, and I have to agree that the time it takes to get up and running with Postgres is still a bit behind MySQL.
The user permission system, the file-based authentication, the strange backslash command structure, the "no feedback" nature of the replication solution vs. the status report in MySQL all make Postgres a lot more "newbie unfriendly".