We instinctively think this is a bad idea, because we are trained to have a single big databases, source of all truth that must be guarded and accessed only by vetted and secure backend application.
What if this wasn't true? What if databases were cheap to create and modify? Could you have a database for every user of your application? How that would change the architecture?
Overall I am trying to answer those questions with Https://simplesql.redbeardlab.com
An HTTP API that allow to manage SQLite databases. Rhoda databases are very cheap to create, use and modify.
What if this wasn't true? What if databases were cheap to create and modify? Could you have a database for every user of your application? How that would change the architecture?
Overall I am trying to answer those questions with Https://simplesql.redbeardlab.com
An HTTP API that allow to manage SQLite databases. Rhoda databases are very cheap to create, use and modify.
I also wrote a tiny SDK for people that want to play with it directly on the browser: https://github.com/RedBeardLab/SimpleSQLSDK