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Python and SQLite: Small DB Apps

Python and SQLite: Small DB Apps

A Practical Guide to Building Lightweight Database Applications

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DSIN: AVFZ19E8PN6D
Publisher: Dargslan
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Edition: 1st Edition
Pages: 465
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Language: English
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Key Highlights

  • Python-native SQLite usage with zero setup
  • Clean CRUD patterns and query techniques
  • Object-oriented database access
  • Safe transaction and error handling
  • CLI and GUI application examples
  • Backup, export, and scaling strategies

Overview

Learn how to build lightweight database applications using Python and SQLite. Create CLI and GUI apps, manage data safely, and scale small database projects efficiently.

The Problem

Many Python developers struggle with data persistence and overcomplicate small projects by using heavy database systems when a lightweight solution would be more effective.

The Solution

This book teaches how to use Python and SQLite together to build clean, efficient, and reliable database-backed applications without unnecessary complexity.

About This Book

Build Lightweight Database Applications with Python

Python and SQLite: Small DB Apps is a practical guide for developers who want to build real-world applications using Python’s built-in SQLite database.

This book focuses on simplicity, reliability, and real usage scenarios. You’ll learn how to store, query, and manage data efficiently without the complexity of external database servers.

What You Will Learn

  • How SQLite works and when to use it
  • Using Python’s sqlite3 module effectively
  • Creating tables and performing CRUD operations
  • Writing clean Python classes for database access
  • Managing transactions with context managers
  • Building CLI and GUI apps backed by SQLite
  • Handling backups, exports, and scaling limits

Hands-On and Project-Based

Every chapter focuses on practical implementation. You’ll build real Python applications, not just run isolated examples.

This book is ideal for small tools, prototypes, desktop applications, and personal projects that need reliable data storage.

Edward Carrington

Who Is This Book For?

  • Beginner and intermediate Python developers
  • Developers building small desktop or CLI tools
  • Students learning database fundamentals
  • Data analysis and automation enthusiasts
  • Anyone needing lightweight data storage

Who Is This Book NOT For?

  • Developers working with large-scale enterprise databases
  • Readers looking for advanced SQL optimization
  • Those needing distributed database systems

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction to SQLite and Python
  2. SQLite Basics
  3. Creating Tables with Python
  4. CRUD Operations in Python
  5. Querying Data Effectively
  6. Using Python Classes with SQLite
  7. Data Validation and Integrity
  8. Using SQLite with Context Managers
  9. Working with Dates and Times
  10. Building a CLI App with SQLite
  11. GUI App with Tkinter and SQLite
  12. Backups and Data Export
  13. Scaling Considerations
  14. Sample Projects

Requirements

  • Basic Python programming knowledge
  • Understanding of variables and functions
  • No prior database experience required

Frequently Asked Questions

Is SQLite included with Python?
Yes, SQLite is part of Python’s standard library.
Do I need a database server?
No, SQLite runs directly from a file.
Is this book beginner-friendly?
Yes, it starts from the basics and progresses gradually.
Does it include real projects?
Yes, CLI and GUI applications are included.
Can I use this for production apps?
Yes, for small to medium-scale applications.

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