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Is it possible to use MySQL with node.js?
As I noticed, almost everyone uses mongodb with a node (speed, convenience, everything...). What if I like relational databases more, I'm used to them and it's more convenient for me to work with them? When I think about putting mysql for a nodejs application, I get the feeling that this is wrong, and that I want to use the tool for other purposes. What to do: forget about mysql for nodejs or close your eyes to the rationale for the superiority of mongodb over mysql for nodejs applications and put what you want?
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When I think about putting mysql for a nodejs application, I get the feeling that this is wrong, and that I want to use the tool for other purposes.Most likely it is. MySQL is a general-purpose DBMS, business logic fits well on it. Writing ordinary non-utilitarian sites with Node.js is not the most optimal solution, it is rather for all sorts of pumps, network utilities, chats, etc. with simple primitive logic. Therefore, it turns out that with Node.js, all sorts of exotic storages are usually used, optimized for a specific and most often simple data structure.
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