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Looking at this neat little project I was a bit surprised that it needed a full (OR)DBMS.
I love PostgreSQL, but sometimes for small, self-contained projects I think that SQLite is (perhaps) a wise choice - especially when it's going to often be run in Docker containers for local use as it saves having to pull down a full PostgreSQL Docker image and run a container for it.
If it's not worth the effort feel free to reject the suggestion :)
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With utmost respect, this isn't the era when a few megabytes' worth of infrastructure is even noticeable. Is it really all that burdensome to be running PostgreSQL?
I understand what you’re saying, but I don’t think that to run a simple app you should have to install, configure and maintain a full database server.
It’s not about the cost of running it - it’s about the practicality. For example if you want to run this ad-how on your laptop when you need it - it’s a pain to have to install and run a database server.
Looking at this neat little project I was a bit surprised that it needed a full (OR)DBMS.
I love PostgreSQL, but sometimes for small, self-contained projects I think that SQLite is (perhaps) a wise choice - especially when it's going to often be run in Docker containers for local use as it saves having to pull down a full PostgreSQL Docker image and run a container for it.
If it's not worth the effort feel free to reject the suggestion :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: