Why I'm Building NodeDB

For the last few years, PostgreSQL has been my default database. Before that, I worked with MySQL, MariaDB, and MongoDB. But once I spent enough time with PostgreSQL, it became very hard to justify anything else for most projects. It gave me the relational model I wanted, plus JSON support that was good enough to remove a lot of my reasons for using MongoDB. When I needed spatial support, I could add PostGIS. When I needed time series and partitioning, I could use TimescaleDB. For a long time, t