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I'm not familiar with those kind of approach but why not just use SQL? I'm genuinely curious.
by kbumsik 7y ago
I'm not familiar with those kind of approach but why not just use SQL? I'm genuinely curious.
- Quarrelsome 7y agosqlite doesn't need the full server, it runs directly off a file on disk so there's minimal setup. However sqlite is supposed to be single-user only so idk.
- TickleSteve 7y agoThe single user in this case is the webserver. The webserver can itself serve multiple users if done in a single-threaded fashion. SQLite can also support multiple threads reading, but is limited to file-locking for write-access IIRC.