i have so much love for SQLite. Consider me, getting my first internship at a startup. They have a bunch of contractors doing work for them as part of their ser

i have so much love for SQLite. Consider me, getting my first internship at a startup. They have a bunch of contractors doing work for them as part of their service. The whitelabel application they got developed would export data in CSV. My job was to take that data and get some meaning from it. data included availability, locations, etc (imagine data about delivery drivers). I had no idea what to do but realized I could definitely parse this CSV through Python. Once I had this data in Python I needed a way to analyze it. I never worked with Databases but decided to install a local copy of SQLite. The rest is history. I feel like I learned how to use databases in an organic way: by looking for a solution from raw data. A couple of queries later and python was exporting excel sheets with color coded boxes that indicated something based on the analysis I did. Of course this could be done with any database application but the low weight nature of sqlite allowed me to prototype a solution so easily. We just backed up that native sqlite dump with the cloud and had an easy (super easy) solution to analyze raw data.