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AlexDoit2015-08-29 18:24:55
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AlexDoit, 2015-08-29 18:24:55

SQLite in landing pages?

Good afternoon! Should You Use SQLite for Single Page Landing Pages? Often you need to store data somewhere, and using MySQL is not always possible and I think it's unnecessary. User data will be read-only. They will be recorded through the landing page admin panel by the administrator. Is it worth it to do so? Will it survive SQLite? Or are there better alternatives? Thank you!

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Oleg Shevelev, 2015-08-29
@AlexDoit

Learn how to generate static files :) And the sources for generation can be stored anywhere, even in SQLite, even in ini files, even in BerkeleyDB, if you really want to... Is there no MySQL on the hosting?

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Andrey Baranichenko, 2015-08-29
@burick

By the way, I met that the hosting does not support SQLite

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Dmitry Evgrafovich, 2015-08-29
@Tantacula

Is it necessary? There are a bunch of flat file cms, which is enough to head. No database is required at all, everything is in text files:
automad.org (great option, but you will have to file the feedback form and its processing yourself)
getgrav.org (good, but in beta, plus the admin panel will be paid in the future)
mecha-cms .com
philecms.github.io/Phile and pico.dev7studios.com/index.html (one fork of another)
monstra.org
There are many of them, but if you start learning everything, you will spend more time. In fact, deal with any of the above options and you can use it for simple blogs and landing pages.

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