On Jan 13, 2011, at 9:33 AM, Kevin Cully wrote:
> When I'm developing utility programs in REAL Studio, the native built in
> cross-platform database is SQLite. It's fast and easy to deploy. Great
> for "settings" for a program.
>
> For multi-user heavy-lifting database stuff, then I turn to PostgreSQL.
Since SQLite is built into Python, we use it for the settings and
preferences in Dabo. It Just Works.
Developers have the option of using SQLite for their database, but they
should only do so if they are developing single-user, local apps. We strongly
recommend PostgreSQL, MySQL or Firebird for most use cases.
-- Ed Leafe
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