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Re:Ask HN: I am looking for a light-weight, fast database by kghose on Saturday December 29, 2012 @07:45AM (#4981927)
I've had good luck using sqlite3 for both a hobby project (a photo organizer http://github.com/kghose/Chhobi) as well as for work (neural data analysis)
Re:Ask HN: I am looking for a light-weight, fast database by ishbits on Saturday December 29, 2012 @12:07PM (#4982616)
I've had good luck with SQlite as well, until I have multiple writers, or even concurrent readers or writers.
Re:Ask HN: I am looking for a light-weight, fast database by dotmanish on Saturday December 29, 2012 @07:56AM (#4981944)
What's the use case? Are you looking for mobile platform compatible database, or for web backends?
Re:Ask HN: I am looking for a light-weight, fast database by ssjvackar on Saturday December 29, 2012 @07:40PM (#4984035)
MongoDB is 'lightweight' in the sense it's easy to setup and persistence of both simple and complex objects is a breeze. The query interface is a bit ugly but it may be worth a look.
Re:Ask HN: I am looking for a light-weight, fast database by jfaucett on Saturday December 29, 2012 @03:11PM (#4983266)
It depends on what you need. sqlite if you need SQL queries /indexes,etc, try leveldb if key/value store will work, its fast and micro.