When I rebuilt my poetry website (using Svelte) I was really keen to get rid of any need for a database on the backend (to save a few pennies on the hosting). I

When I rebuilt my poetry website (using Svelte) I was really keen to get rid of any need for a database on the backend (to save a few pennies on the hosting). I ended up with a folder for all the poems (html snippets) which the frontend can fetch when user navigates to a poem's page. The metadata associated with the poems went into a json file which gets fetched on initial page load. If I did the work today I'd probably store the metadata in an SQLite database running on the frontend, but I'd keep the poem copy in their own files in the folder.