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Soda is a feature-complete multi-purpose Discord bot in development.

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Anonymous
Anonymous

Founder at Soda

May 19, 2022

Needs adviceonAdyenAdyenStripeStripe

We're looking for a payment gateway with a robust and dependable API. We will be accepting recurring payments for premium plans on our website, preferably in as many regions as possible.

While looking for Stripe alternatives, we found Adyen, which seemed like a viable option - we would love to hear your thoughts!

I appreciate your time reading this message and hope to hear back from you about your experiences with payment gateways!

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Charlie
Charlie

Jan 30, 2022

DecidedonDiscordDiscord

We chose to use Discord to develop our Discord bot because as it turns out, it is actually incredibly difficult to make a Discord bot without Discord.

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Anonymous
Anonymous

Founder at Soda

Jan 29, 2022

DecidedonPostgreSQLPostgreSQLMongoDBMongoDB

We started using PostgreSQL because there's no need to upgrade to an enterprise plan to access certain essential features.
Postgres is essentially plug-and-play; you download it, install it, and there you go!

Another benefit of using Postgres is that you get to use SQL (Structured Query Language)—which isn't for everyone, but I enjoy how flexible and versatile it is.

Postgres also has point-in-time recovery, which you can export wherever you want—This means you can restore data from any given point in time.
With this in mind, if you delete something accidentally, you can go back in time and grab said data without restoring the whole database.

Not to mention Postgres is remarkably fast with several thorough benchmarks comparing it to MongoDB, where Postgres mostly came out on top.

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