State of Databases

Latest trends on databases, tools, and tech

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We ran a survey with hundreds of companies to learn about what databases, tools, and tech they're using. These are the results.
This is the 2nd launch from State of Databases. View more
State of Databases 2023

State of Databases 2023

Trends on databases, hosting providers, ORMs, and more
We ran a survey with thousands of developers to learn about their favorite databases, tools, and tech. Here are the results.
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Max Musing
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Hey Product Hunt 😸 I’m excited to share this year’s State of Databases report. The Basedash team created the State of Databases last year when we realized there was no definitive survey of database tech. This surprised us since databases power basically every app, and because there are so many great database products and related tooling released each year. It’s only our second time running the survey, so I’m excited to hear what you think. There’s a lot we improved based on the feedback we got on last year’s report. More specifically, we added a lot more tools and collected granular data around usage and favorability. We also compiled an app leaderboard that takes a number of ratings into account, rather than mere usage. Big thanks to partners Prisma, Timescale, Airplane, PlanetScale, SingleStore and Weaviate, who helped spread the word about this year’s survey. Some interesting stats from this year: - The vast majority of developers prefer SQL (54%) to NoSQL (6%) - Postgres (4.49) just barely inched out Planetscale (4.48) - Newcomer Drizzle (4.11) neck-and-neck with Prisma (4.06) Is there anything you were surprised about? Something you saw coming? And what can we improve for next year’s edition? I’d love to hear from you.
Bob van Luijt
Thanks! I'm super proud to see Weaviate in there too! šŸ™
Robert Cooper
Always fun to look through the results. I like how this year's addition of the survey has individual tool pages, as well as the ability to compare two tools with each other!
Max Musing
@robertcooper_rc agreed, the website by @tomjohndesign is incredible
Ted Spare
Congrats on the launch! Exciting to see Planetscale and Drizzle climb so quickly.
Kristofer Lachance
Thanks @tedspare, lots of interestings data points!
Max Musing
Thanks @tedspare! Agreed, awesome to see some newcomers in the space.