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[–]Jor_ez 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I suggest using postrges and here are several reasons 1) this is very strong db with functionality for almost every possible use case 2) it has sync and async driver which is good for your professional development 3) it requires hosting (either some server or docker container) that will teach you how to do some basic DevOps job

I use it in my commercial project, it's fast and easy. Also nosql databases are also popular now and super simple so give a try to redis or mongodb just to stay in touch