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What Technique Makes Sharing, Moving or Creating a Backup File of Your Code Simple?

Posted on by Author Jeremy Jordan in Categories Smalltalk

What Technique Makes Sharing, Moving or Creating a Backup File of Your Code Simple?

Using Store with SQLite is a convenient format for sharing or moving Smalltalk code or creating a backup file of your code.

SQLite is a small, fast and reliable relational database that is easy to use. Using Store with SQLite is a convenient format for sharing or moving Smalltalk code or creating a backup file of your code.

Often on Hidden Gems screencasts, we say “it is easy, once you know how,” and “Hidden Gems: SQLite and Store” is a great example of this. The minimal installation we need is simple, but not obvious.  Enjoy this useful technique!

Watch this Hidden Gem below, or click here: https://youtu.be/Qhb2WzfJAZA 

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