The key distinction here seems to be that it uses an in-core database (SQLite), whereas a Go project may depend on an out-of-core database like Postgres, which would then also have to be deployed.
For many projects (especially hobby projects where downtime is tolerable), the former is probably quite sufficient.
The key distinction here seems to be that it uses an in-core database (SQLite), whereas a Go project may depend on an out-of-core database like Postgres, which would then also have to be deployed.
For many projects (especially hobby projects where downtime is tolerable), the former is probably quite sufficient.