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You can also do this with sqlite, running an in-memory sqlite is lightning fast and I don't think there are any edge cases. Obviously doesn't work for everythin
by philipallstar 1y ago
You can also do this with sqlite, running an in-memory sqlite is lightning fast and I don't think there are any edge cases. Obviously doesn't work for everything, but when sqlite is possible, it's great!
- sneilan1 1y agoTrue but if you wind up using parts of postgres that aren't supported by sqlite then it's harder to use sqlite. I agree however, if I was able to just use sqlite, I would do that instead. But I'm using a lot of postgres extensions & fields that don't have direct mappings to sqlite. Otherwise SQLITE :)