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I've used Berkeley DB for decades, in many projects, many time having to have a yelling match with other people who wanted to use one of the large spaghetti pla
by buserror 5y ago
I've used Berkeley DB for decades, in many projects, many time having to have a yelling match with other people who wanted to use one of the large spaghetti plate "database".. this was before the "noSQL" trend, and even after. How many projects /need/ network access etc, in a LOT of cases you just want a file backed, very quick library and that does the job.
For more complicated setups, sqlite also works wonder.
- kstrauser 5y agoBDB is brilliant. SQLite is my go-to now for new projects as it’s nearly as good as BDB in most ways, and much better the second you need rich queries.