Tech Lead/Team Lead. Senior WebDev.
Intermediate Grade on Computer Systems-
High Grade on Web Application Development-
MBA (+Marketing+HHRR).
Studied a bit of law, economics and design
Location
Spain
Education
Higher Level Education Certificate on Web Application Development
While the inner complexity differs, the experience using one or another is almost the same.
MySQL or MariaDB (which is a community fork of MySQL that branched out a bit) are meant for fast sort of little projects. PostgreSQL is meant for robust high reliable business-driven projects. It comes with much better tooling such PGAdmin 4.
I don't know the current state but MySQL usually showed up issues with concurrency while the Postgres way to deal with that avoid that issue at any scale.
In little projects it's difficult for the postgre benefits to show off but sure, you can stick into PostgreS for all sort of projects where you need relational DB. The only difference is that postgre is a little bit heavier by default, just that.
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While the inner complexity differs, the experience using one or another is almost the same.
MySQL or MariaDB (which is a community fork of MySQL that branched out a bit) are meant for fast sort of little projects. PostgreSQL is meant for robust high reliable business-driven projects. It comes with much better tooling such PGAdmin 4.
I don't know the current state but MySQL usually showed up issues with concurrency while the Postgres way to deal with that avoid that issue at any scale.
In little projects it's difficult for the postgre benefits to show off but sure, you can stick into PostgreS for all sort of projects where you need relational DB. The only difference is that postgre is a little bit heavier by default, just that.