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If you're using an IDE, many have DB browsers built right in (all jetbrains IDEs for ex). But hey, nothing wrong with easy, usually. :)
by winrid 4y ago
If you're using an IDE, many have DB browsers built right in (all jetbrains IDEs for ex).
But hey, nothing wrong with easy, usually. :)
- anyfactor 4y agoI honestly started with CSV files and google sheets as my database! People think I am joking but Google Sheet is a zero setup always on database and the API is friendly for basic operation. Also you have built-in version control. Once I started to feel limited by google sheets, I upgraded to SQLite. I will invest in postgres once I hit the ceilling with SQLite.