I feel the same way. I've been using and tracking both since the mid to late 90s.
I've always wondering why, in a world where PostgreSQL exists, would anyone use MySQL. New releases seems to only slightly close the gap between it and better RDBMSs while retaining quite a few kludges and ambiguities.
In the meantime PostgreSQL gets better at the same pace.
I've always wondering why, in a world where PostgreSQL exists, would anyone use MySQL. New releases seems to only slightly close the gap between it and better RDBMSs while retaining quite a few kludges and ambiguities.
In the meantime PostgreSQL gets better at the same pace.