Firebase and MySQL Differences Firebase uses NoSQL ; MySQL uses SQL. Firebase is horizontally scalable; MySQL is vertically scalable. Firebase uses key-value, wide-column, graph, or document stores; MySQL is table-based. Firebase has dynamic schemas to facilitate unstructured data; MySQL has predefined schemas.1 Ara 2020
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Firebase is a real-time object store. It is not a SQL database and is not intended to be a replacement for one. It completely lacks mechanisms such as JOINs, WHERE query filters, foreign keys, and other tools relational databases all provide. … But any attempt to treat it “like” a SQL replacement is going to fail.
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