@glyph @cazabon
Well, in my case it wouldn't be production for sure.

@octarine_wiggle
I'll take a look at that. Thanks.

@glyph @cazabon
I'll take a look at SQLAlchemy, thanks.

In essence I have nothing against SQL. I will write if I have to. I just thought after so many years we would be able to abstract that with plain Python statements.

I haven't had to write a Python app that uses a database in a very long time. I thought things were different now. Better, I would hope. But, seriously? Do I still need to write my own SQL statements? What year is that?

PS: if someone can suggest a Python library that I can use to manipulate SQLite without writing SQL, I would appreciate it.

#Python #SQLite

@fasterthanlime @briankrebs
I scrolled through all the replies, and I can't believe nobody posted this gif. I guess I'm just old.

@jwildeboer
If it's just documentation, why not leave it there and remove it from your list? At a minimum it will show the maintainers that there is some interest in the project, or show other potential users that the project is dead (after months without being touched). So it does serve *some* purpose.

@adamw @vathpela @b0rk
I've built projects where I had a README *and* a Makefile, but I still fumbled searching for the commands in my Bash history.