[–] jamesmp98 9y ago ↗ Recently I've seen a shift back to SQL, especially Postresql. Couchbase seems to be popular too.I'm assuming "modern" means "bleeding edge" otherwise, whatever you've worked with in the past probably fits.
[–] jlg23 9y ago ↗ The one that fits your need. If you keep the persistence layer properly separated, you can switch DBs as your needs evolve.
[–] WolfOliver 9y ago ↗ I see that a lot of people are interested in MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Apache Cassandra, InfluxDB.
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[ 3.8 ms ] story [ 20.1 ms ] threadI'm assuming "modern" means "bleeding edge" otherwise, whatever you've worked with in the past probably fits.