Angela Antunovic
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phildini
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What if Django had an automatic ORM feature matrix — showing which features each database really supports, straight from the code? 🧩
I’ve shared some ideas (with demo data!) on how it could work and why it’d be great for Django’s docs 💡
https://www.paulox.net/2025/10/06/django-orm-comparison/
CC @django
#Django #Python #ORM #OpenSource #Database #PostgreSQL #SQLite #MariaDB #MySQL
What if Django had an automatic ORM feature matrix — showing which features each database really supports, straight from the code? 🧩
I’ve shared some ideas (with demo data!) on how it could work and why it’d be great for Django’s docs 💡
https://www.paulox.net/2025/10/06/django-orm-comparison/
CC @django
#Django #Python #ORM #OpenSource #Database #PostgreSQL #SQLite #MariaDB #MySQL
Tristan Nitot✓
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📢 #NextcloudConf25 🇩🇪 : ce matin, Michael Widenius AKA "Monty", créateur de #MySQL et fondateur de #MariaDB, a évoqué la relation entre #OpenSource et #SouverainetéNumérique.
👋 @nextcloud @mariadb @mariadb_org @MySQL_Community @osi
#️⃣ #Nextcloud #OpenSource #LogicielsLibres #FOSS #FLOSS #GAFAM
📢 #NextcloudConf25 🇩🇪 : ce matin, Michael Widenius AKA "Monty", créateur de #MySQL et fondateur de #MariaDB, a évoqué la relation entre #OpenSource et #SouverainetéNumérique.
👋 @nextcloud @mariadb @mariadb_org @MySQL_Community @osi
#️⃣ #Nextcloud #OpenSource #LogicielsLibres #FOSS #FLOSS #GAFAM
Let's get ready for day two of the 
Nextcloud Conference. 🚀 Starting out with a Keynote from Michael "Monty" Widenius, creator of #MySQL and co-founder of #MariaDB
der.hans
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A look at #MySQL vs #PostgreSQL, #Redis vs #valkey, #MongoDB vs #DocumentDB. Mostly about open source licensing and the impact it has on the ecosystem.
https://redmonk.com/sogrady/2025/09/02/documentdb/
A look at #MySQL vs #PostgreSQL, #Redis vs #valkey, #MongoDB vs #DocumentDB. Mostly about open source licensing and the impact it has on the ecosystem.
https://redmonk.com/sogrady/2025/09/02/documentdb/
alcinnz
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I'm a Senior #Software Engineer with 20+ years of professional experience.
I have primarily worked with web technologies such as #JavsScript, #HTML, #CSS, #nodejs, and #typescript.
My last job was as a Senior #React Engineer.
I've worked with #Postgres, #MySQL, and #MSSQL databases.
Backend tech includes C#, Go, PHP, and ASP.
Countless projects ranging from SPAs to $100 million ecommerce sites to enterprise level software.
I'm a Senior #Software Engineer with 20+ years of professional experience.
I have primarily worked with web technologies such as #JavsScript, #HTML, #CSS, #nodejs, and #typescript.
My last job was as a Senior #React Engineer.
I've worked with #Postgres, #MySQL, and #MSSQL databases.
Backend tech includes C#, Go, PHP, and ASP.
Countless projects ranging from SPAs to $100 million ecommerce sites to enterprise level software.
Stefano Marinelli
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Do you want MySQL with the best possible performance? Then stick to version 5.6, as long as you don't mind it's been EOL for 12 years. 5.7 also has better performance than newer versions, although not as good as 5.6. Some performance regressions are just not being fixed.
https://smalldatum.blogspot.com/2025/08/sysbench-for-mysql-56-thru-94-on-small.html
^^ Veteran database performance guru, Mark Callaghan, former tech lead for MySQL at Facebook and Google, is now an independent consultant who blogs about database benchmarking.
(For my own account as a MariaDB fanboy I must add that another option could be migrating to MariaDB which is a plug-in replacement for MySQL 5.6, as MariaDB has done a better job at avoiding and fixing performance regressions.)
Do you want MySQL with the best possible performance? Then stick to version 5.6, as long as you don't mind it's been EOL for 12 years. 5.7 also has better performance than newer versions, although not as good as 5.6. Some performance regressions are just not being fixed.
https://smalldatum.blogspot.com/2025/08/sysbench-for-mysql-56-thru-94-on-small.html
^^ Veteran database performance guru, Mark Callaghan, former tech lead for MySQL at Facebook and Google, is now an independent consultant who blogs about database benchmarking.
(For my own account as a MariaDB fanboy I must add that another option could be migrating to MariaDB which is a plug-in replacement for MySQL 5.6, as MariaDB has done a better job at avoiding and fixing performance regressions.)
Stefano Marinelli
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Has your OS ever refused to install the MariaDB client package or the MySQL client package due to a conflict with the other?
It feels like it should be possible to have both, but unfortunately I have yet to see a solution for this.
For a subset of these cases, all that you want is just to have the client tools such as the mariadb/ mysql CLI and the mariadb-dumper/ mysqldumper backup programs co-existing on the same OS. (I.e. you don't care about the static/dynamic libmariadbclient/libmysqlclient libs etc).
So, I decided to write up my solutions for this:
https://dbdemon.com/installing_mariadb_and_mysql_clients_on_same_unix_host/
Has your OS ever refused to install the MariaDB client package or the MySQL client package due to a conflict with the other?
It feels like it should be possible to have both, but unfortunately I have yet to see a solution for this.
For a subset of these cases, all that you want is just to have the client tools such as the mariadb/ mysql CLI and the mariadb-dumper/ mysqldumper backup programs co-existing on the same OS. (I.e. you don't care about the static/dynamic libmariadbclient/libmysqlclient libs etc).
So, I decided to write up my solutions for this:
https://dbdemon.com/installing_mariadb_and_mysql_clients_on_same_unix_host/
I've used #MySQL before (last time was 2016, I think), but today I'm mostly onto #Postgres (and sometimes, #SQLite). I know PG is superior to MySQL is pretty much all aspect I could think of, but still, it seems that MySQL still has a quite big user base.
What's the catch? What am I missing here? Why would someone use MySQL over Postgres to build smt since Postgres [apparently] is better than MySQL in every single possible aspect?
It's a honest question. Please help me understand it – and perhaps, consider modern MySQL/MariaDB in next projects. :)
Hi, #Today I decided to try to #getfedihired — I've got many years of experience with web development, programming and production ( #HTML, #CSS, #Javascript), I can make myself useful in anything on the open-source side of back end, i.e. the #Perl, #Python, #PHP, #MySQL, #Linux kind of area.
I live in #Sydney Australia and would be happy to work in-office, remote or hybrid.
Let me know of any opportunities, or pass this on to anyone else who might know of something? Thanks.