> Data stored in human-readable CSVs
The choice to not use a database when two near-perfect tiny candidates exist, and furthermore to choose the notorious CSV format for storing data, is absolutely mystifying. One can use their Wasm builds if platform-specific binaries offend.
So why wouldn't you just use a text format to persist a personal website a handful of people might use?
I created one of the SQLite drivers, but why would you bring in a dependency that might not be available in a decade unless you really need it? (SQLite will be there in 2035, but maybe not the current Go drivers)
Go binaries are statically linked, unless you expect the elf/pe format to not exist in 2035 your binary will still run just the same.
And if not well there will be an SQLite driver in 2035 and other than 5 lines of init code I don’t interact with the SQLite drover but rather the SQL abstraction in golang.
And if it’s such an issue then directly target the sqlite C api which will also still be there in 2035.