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I'm sorry but I really don't agree with this. One of the point the OP made is that if you develop in SQLite and deploy on a Postgresql database, it means you di
by pothibo 11y ago
I'm sorry but I really don't agree with this. One of the point the OP made is that if you develop in SQLite and deploy on a Postgresql database, it means you discard all the features that postgresql has over SQLite (data types and SQL Queries for example).
You wouldn't test your Facebook consuming API code with a Twitter endpoint, why do you apply the same logic to your DBMS?
- swsieber 11y agoExactly. IIRC, it is possible to run postgresql in memory if you configure it correctly. In the age of docker and the like, having different concurrent instances of a dbms should be easy enough, right?