FWIW, I made an app way back in 2002 that uses CGI.pm’s “Save” function to save
a CGI object. CGI.pm uses a simple "name=value” per line format that I store in
files in directories for specific users as a simple database. It’s still in
use. It’s very fast, easy to work with, and very reliable.
Hello Rene,
Have you ever tried YAML? If you're planning to manage the data manually
through a text editor, YAML will provide a DX (Developer Experience) way
better than JSON. It works great for simple websites (Jekyll uses something
similar, called Data Files
Hi Rene,
I actually don't see what you want advice on but I can say 2 things about
it.
- Use CouchDB with keys like
`rss_2_-MM-DD-hh-mm-ss-CATEGORY_SUBMENU_PATH` or
`rss_2_CATEGORY_SUBMENU_PATH--MM-DD-hh-mm-ss` depending on what you
want to find with mango queries and use as
Hi.
I like JSON a lot better than the SQL data model,
but now that i've been using it for a few years,
i find myself combining file system storage of lots of JSON files in many
sub-folders into a web app,
like news gathering with commandline PHP per N minutes from 280+ RSS online
sources,
into a
