I agree that the real options are SQLite and Postgres. If you want SQL database for offline use in a single app, SQLite is the way to go. For everything else you should pick up Postgres.
The whole point of MySQL and MariaDB is backwards compatibility. New projects should not start with either.
yep I agree SQLite for little in app stuff, and Postres for all the rest, but if I am forced to use the MySQl/MariaDB route then MariaDB is better, it keeps you out of clutches of Oracle
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I agree that the real options are SQLite and Postgres. If you want SQL database for offline use in a single app, SQLite is the way to go. For everything else you should pick up Postgres.
The whole point of MySQL and MariaDB is backwards compatibility. New projects should not start with either.
Sqlite might also be an option in some online cases. But yeah postgres is usually the way to go.
yep I agree SQLite for little in app stuff, and Postres for all the rest, but if I am forced to use the MySQl/MariaDB route then MariaDB is better, it keeps you out of clutches of Oracle