Thats what I meant by "growing at a manageable rate".
Well maybe Postgres and Mongo are replacing MySQL. I haven't seen Postgres being the default, but who knows, I mostly hang around with people who have been long term postgres users anyway.
Well maybe Postgres and Mongo are replacing MySQL. I haven't seen Postgres being the default, but who knows, I mostly hang around with people who have been long term postgres users anyway.
The author appears to come from much more of a node.js angle and so probably what he sees is different. I'm probably underestimating the number of node.js projects so the author likely has a good point. Still, I'd raise an eyebrow pretty highly at anyone who considered MongoDB a solid default choice for a general purpose application. Most companies I know who opted for MongoDB regret it, for reasons that have been rehashed here any number of times.