MySQL

We use it in FormNX as a Database

The database tables are using MySQL which are simple yet robust.

We needed a structured and reliable database to handle team interactions and activity tracking effortlessly. It’s the pizza vault where every slice sent, received, and celebrated is safely stored! 🍕📦

MySQL handles our user data and workout history with speed and reliability. It’s lightweight, flexible, and integrates seamlessly with Python and AWS — perfect for managing personalized fitness data securely.

The trusted open-source database that stores DailyForever’s encrypted data secure. MySQL is robust, efficient, and battle-tested. Unlike newer databases, it’s stable under heavy workloads and has decades of community-driven improvements.

MySQL has been carrying the database game since day one - respect to an OG that still slaps 💪

We rely on MySQL for our core database needs. Its speed and reliability are essential for managing user accounts, proxy assignments, and ensuring all our systems run smoothly.

There's a reason why MySQL is so widely used - it's free, open-source, fast, and easy to use. In today's world of object-orientated databases, I find MySQL very hard to look past. It offers everything you need and more. I just recently learned how to use the full-text search feature and I was blown away! It makes building search features incredibly straightforward, thus providing a way to make my site instantly more accessible to users. Excellent!

I chose MySQL to store and manage all the structured data. It’s stable, fast, and works perfectly with PHP — great for building scalable and efficient data systems.

It’s the most battle-tested open-source RDBMS out there — perfect for schema-aware AI because of its predictable structure and widespread adoption. Also, it's blazing fast and easy to model with real-world data.

MySQL is reliable, fast, and widely supported. It's perfect for handling structured review data and scaling with growing traffic — without overcomplicating the stack.

MySQL’s reliability, community support, and mature ecosystem made it the ideal choice for handling structured relational data like user profiles and job listings.

MySQL remains a top open-source RDBMS due to its reliability, ease of use, and strong community support, powering everything from small apps to large-scale web services like Facebook and YouTube. While PostgreSQL offers more advanced features, MySQL excels in speed and simplicity for read-heavy workloads, with seamless integration into the LAMP stack.