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From the badger docs: "Please note that Badger obtains a lock on the directories so multiple processes cannot open the same database at the same time."
Does this mean that only one client would be able to view/(CRUD) a web page that depends on badger, at a time? Or, is badger basically designed for stand alone/installable apps (ie., where sqlite is normally used)?
This guy seems to have made it work, but how is that even possible provided this stipulation?
My hope is that is can be used as a database server, where multiple users can read and write to the db at the same time, but am unclear as to that possibility based on the condition noted above.