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What's the use case for this ? I understand that most users are using embedded SQLite in their apps. Not sure how a cloud edition would fit here.
by fasteo 10y ago
What's the use case for this ? I understand that most users are using embedded SQLite in their apps. Not sure how a cloud edition would fit here.
- justinclift 10y agoYep, there are a lot of people using SQLite embedded in things. That's probably not a use case for DBHub.io. :) Some things which seem like a good fit are: * People wanting an easy way to sync a SQLite database been multiple devices. Effectively, a SQLite specific dropbox. :) * Once version control is in place (eg tags, releases, similar concept to GitHub) then anyone wanting to publish data (eg scientific results) could find it as a good resource. eg "version 1.0 is the data from our FOO study on 2016-Aug-07". Central reference point thing for traceability, sharing, (etc). * Simple database access for Serverless apps. All of these are mainly just possibilities. We'll start building it out and getting something people can use, then see what falls out and take it from there. Probably the biggest thing in our favour is sheer download numbers. People already download the "DB Browser for SQLite" GUI 150k+ times a month. We'll add some basic (optional) integration in that soon, which should help get people testing and trying it out. Based upon feedback and conversation from that, we can determine where to put time & effort. Does that make sense? :)