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I actually saw a really interesting article (probably on here) a while back about using SQLite files as your applications' document storage model, and I really like it. Like if you wrote a word processor, you could include a table of edits that would let you recreate Google Doc's timeline feature, among other things. I thought that was a really neat idea.


Apple's Core Data persisted-object-graph engine (kind of like Hibernate, I guess?) uses SQLite as its default storage backend.

There is a lot of macOS/iOS software using Core Data who already have "SQLite as an application document storage model" without even realizing it.






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