Re:SQLite Is Serverless
by pcr910303 on Sunday January 26, 2020 @12:04PM
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> Does this mean that you can hack some database storage (w/ sqlite) together on frontend only hosting platforms like Github or Netlify?
The meaning of that 'serverless' and this 'serverless' is incompatible, since the web inherently needs servers.
I think the best you can do is uploading the SQLite file to a static hosting platform & decoding it in the browser. You can then use it as a file storage with DB capabilities. (Which is what basically really SQLite is.)
The meaning of that 'serverless' and this 'serverless' is incompatible, since the web inherently needs servers.
I think the best you can do is uploading the SQLite file to a static hosting platform & decoding it in the browser. You can then use it as a file storage with DB capabilities. (Which is what basically really SQLite is.)