Mixing MyISAM and InnoDB engines for database design?

There are generally very few good reasons remaining to use MyISAM. Newer versions of MySQL (5.5+) have extended InnoDB to support all the features that were previously only available on MyISAM (such as fulltext and geospatial indexing), and InnoDB performance is usually considerably better than MyISAM when configured properly.

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