Yep. I recently had Jon Calhoun on as a guest in my Running in Production podcast the other week where he talked about using SQLite to power his video course p

Yep. I recently had Jon Calhoun on as a guest in my Running in Production podcast the other week where he talked about using SQLite to power his video course platform (it's focused on Go development). He has 15,000+ active users and talks about how SQLlite hasn't been a performance issue. His whole stack is on a $5 / month DO server. Here's a direct link to the SQLite part: https://runninginproduction.com/podcast/42-creating-a-video-course-hosting-platform-to-learn-go#37:53 https://runninginproduction.com/podcast/42-creating-a-video-... I also have another episode coming out next week where SQLite is being used in a custom hardware appliance running on a Raspberry Pi-like device that is shipped to villages in the African Congo to give villagers affordable access to email. I wonder if the creator of SQLite had that use case in mind!