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Because SQLite is the real deal. We see a lot of hype about technologies that have come and gone, but SQLite has stood the test of time AND is a pleasure to use
by Seattle3503 5y ago
Because SQLite is the real deal. We see a lot of hype about technologies that have come and gone, but SQLite has stood the test of time AND is a pleasure to use.
In some way it is the Platonic Ideal of what a SQL database should be (from a a developer's perspective). There isn't any mucking about with dev-ops configuration, because the DB is file based. Just type "sqlite3 out.db" and you have a database to write queries against. At the same time it still manages to be quite performant.