“On a Youtube-like website, would it make sense to use individual sqlite files to store video comments? (One sqlite file per video.)”
I’m curious to hear what anyone thinks.
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“On a Youtube-like website, would it make sense to use individual sqlite files to store video comments? (One sqlite file per video.)”
I’m curious to hear what anyone thinks.
As you’ve stated in the comments that you already have a MySQL database for videos, there’s little sense in using SQLite for commenting. A comments table with a video_id column is going to be a lot more flexible.
SQLite also doesn’t hold up too well in a situation where you might have concurrent writes, which commenting is.