Little confused over the hype I guess, is it just a local disk database or can it connect to an over the network database? If it's a network based database I can see it being really useful. Otherwise I'd probably just use sqlite3.
Currently, it's embedded though sync to remote server and between many clients is in the making.
In any case, yes it's your use case and your preference. Performance-wise ObjectBox should beat SQLite by a large margin, judging from the benchmarks in other languages it supports.
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Little confused over the hype I guess, is it just a local disk database or can it connect to an over the network database? If it's a network based database I can see it being really useful. Otherwise I'd probably just use sqlite3.
Currently, it's embedded though sync to remote server and between many clients is in the making.
In any case, yes it's your use case and your preference. Performance-wise ObjectBox should beat SQLite by a large margin, judging from the benchmarks in other languages it supports.