This really reminds me a lot of the progression of MySQL.
Originally it was used with ISAM/MyISAM and it was pretty popular. Then InnoDB came around and it quickly revolutionized the MySQL world, allowing MySQL to grow to the next level. Now InnoDB is by far the most commonly used storage engine and the default on several distributions.
Originally it was used with ISAM/MyISAM and it was pretty popular. Then InnoDB came around and it quickly revolutionized the MySQL world, allowing MySQL to grow to the next level. Now InnoDB is by far the most commonly used storage engine and the default on several distributions.