dagger VS sqlite

I learned a ton about Java and pragmatic algorithm development from reading Dagger (https://github.com/square/dagger) and porting it to C#. It's small enough that you can grok it in a reasonable amount of time, but sophisticated enough that there's a lot to learn. (Yes it's deprecated in favor of Dagger 2, but the latter is a tougher slog IMO)

Actually most of the big Square OSS libraries are great to read - okio, okhttp, picasso.

SQLite - www.sqlite.org/

Node version 22.5.0 introduces an API to communicate with an embedded SQL database (cf. SQLite). By introducing an abstraction to control the execution of SQL queries, we can manipulate user data with simplicity and security.

Additionally, Beego includes a robust Object-Relational Mapper (ORM) that simplifies database interactions. Instead of writing complex SQL queries, developers can manipulate data using Go objects while the ORM handles the translation to and from the database. It supports popular database systems such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite.

A SQLite database

Why PostgreSQL and not MySQL or SQLite? Out of the box, PostgreSQL provides advanced data types like JSONB, arrays, key-value stores, and even geometric types for defining shapes.

I currently have a managed PostgreSQL database at Digital Ocean which has worked well, but I have been looking into using SQLite in production to reduce server costs and network latency. And, since I'm not particularly DevOps-y, I do not want to be on the hook for maintaining my own PostgreSQL database. So, I have been investigating other solutions for my newest side project, filmcliq.com.

SQLite Documentation

A while ago I found out from a post that Dbix::Class Perls default ORM is abandoned dbixclass not updated. So I started to look around to see what else is out there on metacpan and can be used as an alternative. This is how I found Rose::DB an ridiculously fast and fun ORM. In this post I plan to show to you how get started with this. The first step is to create a DB for this I will use SQLite. So lets start by installing dependenceies:

"The right tool for the right job" is the motto of the wise architect. In similar cases, I'd also consider a single-table DynamoDB or even SQLite.