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SQLite: Lean, Mean DB Machine

When most of us think of PHP, we think of developing for the web. In most cases we will be using a LAMP-based server setup, with our favorite web scripting language contributing the P. In most cases, the M is filled in with MySQL, although PHP does include support for several other database systems. Is a full-blown database server even necessary for most PHP applications? What about a data-driven website like a blog or a simple family photo album or message board? In these and may other cases, the small, simple, and extremely powerful SQLite may be all you need. Let’s take SQLite out for a test drive and see how it performs, find some of the quirks you might run in to, and how to get the most use out of it.

Member Profile: Adam Schlag

Okay...so who am I? I'm a PHP Developer whose primary focus in web development is promoting good, reusable code that takes advantage of PHP 5. My primary interests within PHP are PHP/Database interaction, security, OO programming methods, and design patterns. I find PHP continually meeting my needs as "the best tool for the job". I also believe in sharing the knowledge you have for the greater good, and hopefully I can do a bit of that here.

I do web development for a large financial corporation as my day job, and spend most of my free time with PHP (and some JavaScript, too). What time I do have left after that I dedicate to my wife and two children, who graciously give me the time to pursue my passion :)

If you would like to know more, need help with anything PHP related, or would just in general like to chat, drop me a line at adamschlag -at- gmail -dot- com.