[NightMKoder]

I’m going to go for the esoteric opinion: MariaDB. Specifically to get system versioned tables. Imagine having the full change history of every single row for any odd task that you need without the performance penalty of keeping historical data in the same table. It can be a huge amount of leverage.

If that’s not your interest, I will admit that Postgres array support is far ahead of any of the MySQLs. Most ORMs don’t use it but you can get optimal query prefetching via array subqueries.

[heyoni]

I’m 100% with you regarding system versioned tables. However, I think they’re coming to Postgres soon-ish. I was following the tracker for a while and it looked like it was done.