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by quickthrower2 2154 days ago
I don’t use SQLite on a server for the simple reason I’m to lazy to look after it. There are cloud managed sql server or psql databases. AWS backs me up by default. Why mess around with SQLite.

Not knocking SQLite - great for desktop apps or maybe local dev environments.

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It depends on whether your data is confidential as well... I have been known to send a full SQLite dump to a small app that needed a lot of local data.

You can store it in localStorage and read it making your reload be a lot smaller. If it's not in localStorage, you can just request a fresh copy of SQLite from us.