dylan
@dylsteck.eth
another ifps thought: is there a good way to use ipfs as a super lightweight public database? if I have a collection of non-sensitive data that’d literally only take up a few hundred rows in a db, is there a lightweight way to either continuously update a set of related files or use some sort of other solution on ipfs? a few years ago I was pretty into what it would look like to use tools like ipfs to store data meant for applications, but stopped being as interested in/staying as updated on that subject after a while
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Blinky Stitt
@flashprofits.eth
I've seen at least two database on ipfs implementations. Every time you change the database you have to update your site's hash which isn't a great flow. And those updates are centralized. I think using a small l2/l3 contract as a database is maybe a better option. What exactly are the rows and how often do they update?
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