> On Jan 7, 2019, at 4:47 AM, Greg Navis wrote:
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> Walter, out of curiosity, why different databases? Is this due to licensing
> reasons? I once led a project where we used SQLite in development and MySQL
> in production and we were struck by SQLites dynamic typing (i.e. column types
>
IIRC PostgreSQL is the most popular choice among Rails developers but this
of course doesn't mean it's the right choice for you. You can Google
"Postgres vs MySQL" to understand differences between them. My personal
preference is PostgreSQL.
Walter, out of curiosity, why different databases? Is
All databases have some unique characteristics and capabilities, but they are
all pretty equal in the eyes of an ORM like ActiveRecord. In fact, that's one
of the selling points of Rails -- you can write once and deploy mostly
anywhere. At Penn, we use SQLite for our tests and CI, and Oracle
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