“Advocates of PostgreSQL say the open-source database is
continuing to slowly win converts even as it remains in the shadow
of the more widely used MySQL.“PostgreSQL has come a long way technically since its inception
in the 1980s, when it was known as Postgres. Today it remains
sufficiently modern and relevant to developers, and it is one of
the lower-cost open-source alternatives to proprietary products,
advocates say…”
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