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Mnesia vs (something like) Riak and CouchDB, differences, pros and cons, and what was your experience using them?
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I haven’t used any of those myself (Postgres has always been a good fit for me, and now is more featured than ever) but I guess it would depend on specific use cases as I imagine they all excel in specific areas.
I remember some good discussions on EF about them tho…
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