On Apr 30, 2006, at 12:23 PM, Tony Lausin wrote:
On the other hand, if you don't need multilang support, you'll find
that postgresql is generally great to program and use.
Tomislav
Hello Tomislav,
In my case, UTF-8 is a must. The site contextually will be directed to
North Americans, although I do anticipate that many users will from
time to time insert text in their own native languages. I myself
certainly may use non-latin characters from time to time (cyrillic),
so I find UTF-8 to be the best common bridge.
Regards,
Anthony
Agreed, UTF-8 works fairly well. We just launched a site that has
translated content for ~20 languages using a programming language
that doesn't natively support unicode (Ruby... but jcode helps us
out) and it works great. This is all running on PostgreSQL and we
haven't seen any hiccups or complaints from people about strings not
displaying right.
I don't see why PostgreSQL wouldn't work for what you're working on...
-Robby
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