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My decision on SQLite vs Postgres is usually something like fixed and variable costs. For each little thing, Postgres is typically nicer to use. But the fixed c
by LVB 2y ago
My decision on SQLite vs Postgres is usually something like fixed and variable costs. For each little thing, Postgres is typically nicer to use. But the fixed cost of standing up and maintaining a dedicated database is high enough that I rarely need to go that route. (Hosted services just make that fixed cost into explicit $) And now with litestream, the server-side story has gotten nicer for SQLite, so I expect the percentage of time I need pg to continue to drop.