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I thought there was an application that did something like this, but can't remember it anymore. It's nice to see a writeup that steps you incrementally through
by mark-r 9y ago
I thought there was an application that did something like this, but can't remember it anymore. It's nice to see a writeup that steps you incrementally through the benefits of this approach.
- fusiongyro 9y agoWas it Fossil SCM by chance? Because it happens to have the same author. :) http://fossil-scm.org/ http://fossil-scm.org/
- dchest 9y agoAcorn (awesome image editor for Mac) uses SQLite as .acorn image format. Schema: sqlite> .schema CREATE TABLE image_attributes ( name text, value blob); CREATE TABLE layers (id text, parent_id text, sequence integer, uti text, name text, data blob); CREATE TABLE layer_attributes ( id text, name text, value blob); My app, Mémoires (diary for Mac), and some other Mac apps, use SQLite via Apple's Core Data as document format.