Right now the project is designed as if it were using a database, but instead uses a list with LINQ. I don't like how the data serializes to JSON rn, especially since there could be hundreds (or even thousands) of entries in the file, causing it to balloon in size. Maybe it'd be more efficient (smaller, faster) if we used a database to do a database's job instead.
Right now the project is designed as if it were using a database, but instead uses a list with LINQ. I don't like how the data serializes to JSON rn, especially since there could be hundreds (or even thousands) of entries in the file, causing it to balloon in size. Maybe it'd be more efficient (smaller, faster) if we used a database to do a database's job instead.