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PostgreSQL - what is the _practical_ difference from MySQL in the context of a regular web application (forum, blog)?
I would like to understand this without really reading the docks and holivars:
- Is there any motive to make a new project on Postgre instead of the usual MySQL?
That is, there is a real practical meaning?
Or are they the same and it is better to work with what is more familiar?
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If there is no difference, choose PostgreSQL. Because when the difference appears, you don't have to migrate.
I usually write DBMS-agnostic code (tests in sqlite in parallel, prod in MySQL), for me there is no difference.
MySQL performs better out of the box with minimal settings on a typical business project.
For you - depends on your tasks.
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