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by ilaksh
990 days ago
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For many years, I built most projects on top of a relational DB. Then NoSQL happened. After NoSQL became less popular, I started defaulting to JSON files, if I thought I could make it work. One thing that helps a file-based DB is to make sure you put something useful in the filename (and/or path). Such as a search tag and/or category or owner. I suspect that the majority of programs are like the ones I write in that they don't have a ton of demands on them, relatively speaking. Not in terms of load or scope or anything else. In most of these "small" applications, I think you can literally use almost _any_ database or file structure you want and end up with basically equivalent results. |
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