> One nice thing that sqlite being dynamicly typed allows for, is having a key-value table for storing singleton objects, like project config (as opposed to hav

> One nice thing that sqlite being dynamicly typed allows for, is having a key-value table for storing singleton objects, like project config (as opposed to having a well defined table with a single row). If you need to store singleton objects, wouldn't you just serialize manually to a string representation and store them as TEXT? A fancier solution would be something like the JSON type in Postgres. I fail to see how sqlite's dynamic types are helping at all in this scenario.