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>After a year of M, JS was comparatively touchingly beautiful That's all the convincing I'd ever need. Though having a built-in optionally-persistent B-tree-ba
by paxcoder 10y ago
>After a year of M, JS was comparatively touchingly beautiful
That's all the convincing I'd ever need. Though having a built-in optionally-persistent B-tree-based store sounds interesting.
- empthought 10y agoSQLite has been in Python for ages, and before that gdbm and friends...
- paxcoder 10y agoClever. By "built-in" I didn't mean just "available" as through an API to a third party library (which is a full blown DBMS in your first suggestion), I meant "integrated" as common types are (and lightweight)
- empthought 10y agoThey've seriously been "integrated" and "lightweight" in Python forever, though. The shelve module has existed for maybe twenty years? SQLite will still perform better though, "heavyweight" SQL syntax notwithstanding.