> The trends for the last 8 years are clear: Oracle and SQL Server are constantly declining in popularity; MySQL is slightly declining; and PostgreSQL is clearly growing in popularity. But while PostgreSQL almost tripled in popularity in these eight years, it is still far behind the other three.
It's great to see Postgres growing, but I often wonder why it isn't growing faster, especially when compared to MySQL. Without getting into a religious flame war, I'm curious what the HN thinks about that?
It's great to see Postgres growing, but I often wonder why it isn't growing faster, especially when compared to MySQL. Without getting into a religious flame war, I'm curious what the HN thinks about that?