The problem is that MariaDB has to go the the trouble to implement the bugs in MySQL, as it aims to be a drop-in replacement. It’s far better to use postgres because its not held back by a proprietary BS counterpart.
As a DB Adminitrator which is part of my SysAdmin curriculum I tell you.
MariaDB has nothing to do from MySQL development from a lot. It is independent.
utf8 was maintained for compatibility as an alias to utf8mb3 but can be changed in configuration to point utf8mb4.
Default configuration and several SQL sentences have changed compared to MySQL.
I tell you this by direct experience in the process of learning by using MariaDB and my classmates using MySQL.
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The problem is that MariaDB has to go the the trouble to implement the bugs in MySQL, as it aims to be a drop-in replacement. It’s far better to use postgres because its not held back by a proprietary BS counterpart.
As a DB Adminitrator which is part of my SysAdmin curriculum I tell you.
MariaDB has nothing to do from MySQL development from a lot. It is independent.
utf8 was maintained for compatibility as an alias to utf8mb3 but can be changed in configuration to point utf8mb4.
Default configuration and several SQL sentences have changed compared to MySQL.
I tell you this by direct experience in the process of learning by using MariaDB and my classmates using MySQL.