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| Subject: | Perl Dev 2017 survey results |
| Date: | 2017-04-27 18:40:31 |
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It may interest some to see the Perl Developer 2017 Survey results. Of most interest to this crowd is question 20:
Q20 What do you use for databases?
MySQL is the most used tool for databases with 46% (367) followed by PostgreSQL with 30% (241) and SQLite 15% (119). Oracle was the choice of 11%, (89) of respondents.
796 respondents answered this question
Of course, I suspect many don't get to pick their DB despite their preference. Fortunately, I get to use Postgres at my current job. :) I had to use Mysql at my previous job. :-/
If you want to see all the results, you can find them at http://blog.builtinperl.com/post/perl-developer-survey-2017-results---part-1
Kevin
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