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It likely has more to do with the “data” team being different than the “application” team at a lot of big companies. It leads to many handoffs and inefficiencie
by dpeck 3y ago
It likely has more to do with the “data” team being different than the “application” team at a lot of big companies. It leads to many handoffs and inefficiencies and so people do a lot of things to route around it.
Not a knock against SQLite at all, I use it in production for my own projects and some professionally as well.