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As a mainly Django developer, I use SQLite all the time. I even have several sites running in production with > 1M monthly hits with SQLite as the database. It seems wild that Wordpress doesn't out-of-the-box use SQLite, since it would probably be the ideal solution for at least 95% of sites using Wordpress.
SQLite makes data backups trivially easy too, as it's just a file.
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Hello,
As a mainly Django developer, I use SQLite all the time. I even have several sites running in production with > 1M monthly hits with SQLite as the database. It seems wild that Wordpress doesn't out-of-the-box use SQLite, since it would probably be the ideal solution for at least 95% of sites using Wordpress.
SQLite makes data backups trivially easy too, as it's just a file.
So yeah, just wanted to say thanks for this.
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