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As a member of #boringtechnologyclub, I've chosen Postgres as the general database. I've also chosen #influxdb as timeseries db (error metrics) instead of #timescaledb because I'm unfamiliar with it.. but it looks like good old SQL 🩶 I'm thinking about giving it a try. #buildinpublic #databases

I nowadays use #sqlite as the main database, since it's for sure enough to get the project going - even for more complex requirements like a queue or sth. When I have the need for more with my product, it probably generated enough MRR to justify the switch 🤓

Sure, SQLite seems solid but I have more experience with Postgres that's why I picked it. Also, having a time-series capability is the core of my product functionality and that's why I must choose something from the beginning.

Yeah sure, there's nothing wrong with choosing Postgres - sorry when you got me wrong where. The best stack is the one your familiar with