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It was mainly created for P2P systems that need to sync databases across clients. Being that data is stored in JSON it can be sent and received with relative ea

• _ZeD_ 11y ago
  ...duh... instead a sqlite file is so difficult to share?
  • togusa 11y ago
    Why use sqlite when you can invent something new which has no concurrency semantics and eats up inodes?
    • amirouche 11y ago
      sqlite is thread safe?
      • klibertp 11y ago
        Yeah, I remember reading about it a couple of months (years?) ago and being very surprised and impressed. The details: https://sqlite.org/threadsafe.html https://sqlite.org/threadsafe.html
• smt88 11y ago
  SQLite databases are just as "easy" to send and receive. In fact, they can be compressed, which means they're even easier.