質問

Me and a friend are going to be working on an iPhone app that is going to be sending and requesting a lot of information from a 24/7 server (a 2009 Mac Mini). There's going to be a lot of realtime information floating around, and we're not sure what a robust database solution for that info would be. We're essentially looking for a db that's really fast and powerful, but still pretty simple to use, especially since we'll be accessing it from Objective-C, which is still pretty new for us. Is Sqlite what we're looking for? A colleague of ours suggested using PostGres, but isn't PostGres pretty dated?

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解決

SQLite is great for the iPhone side. Are you asking about that or the server?

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Take a look at the Core Data, Apple's native solution for object graph management and persistence. It uses SQLite internally (though you can set different storage type, including in-memory one), and it is very flexible and optimized.

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