I wrote that post back in 2012. I still use the same techniques today as documented by that post with a few minor refinements. Since then, SQLite has grown and matured to the point that it is my go-to for personal projects that need a database but won't be deployed to a production environment. SQLite is small, lightweight, ultra-fast, self-contained, zero-dependencies, and comes as pre-compiled packages for several scripting languages. If there is an arbiter TCP/IP service written for it, it is also highly scalable and can even be sharded.
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I wrote that post back in 2012. I still use the same techniques today as documented by that post with a few minor refinements. Since then, SQLite has grown and matured to the point that it is my go-to for personal projects that need a database but won't be deployed to a production environment. SQLite is small, lightweight, ultra-fast, self-contained, zero-dependencies, and comes as pre-compiled packages for several scripting languages. If there is an arbiter TCP/IP service written for it, it is also highly scalable and can even be sharded.