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I am creating an application together with another person, she thinks it is better to put all the logic of the system directly in the database (Mysql), under the pretext that it will help if we use other languages in the future and that there will be no need for readjustments in the structure.
There will be a system, done in PHP, but this, just make requests for views, and structure the front-end.
What is the best option for the overall performance of an application with a large number of requests?
Is there any prospect of changing the database in the future? The more one uses the SQL dialect of one database, the more difficult it is to migrate to another. If I stay alone.
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