LiveCodes(@livecodes_io) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Everyone wants to run on the server.
But now you can run PostgreSQL in the browser!
Try PostgreSQL in (using pglite from ElectricSQL )
Starter template:
livecodes.io/?template=post… 🚀

P.S. you can also run SQLite in (starter template in comments 👇)

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Miguel Ángel Durán(@midudev) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mi stack favorito para webs en 2024

Framework → Astro
Estilos → Tailwind
Hosting → Cloudflare
Iconos → Tabler Icons
Dependencias → pnpm
Autenticación → Supabase
Testing → Vitest & Playwright
Base de Datos → Turso (SQLite)

Comparte el tuyo en los comentarios ↓

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Nextify(@nextify2024) 's Twitter Profile Photo

分享一个 Sqlite 冷知识。SQLite 测试代码和脚本数量是源码的 608 倍,SQLite 核心在默认配置下具有 100% 的分支测试覆盖率。

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mike dalessio(@flavorjones) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Rubyists! sqlite3 v2.0.0 has been unleashed!

github.com/sparklemotion/…

This is a major release which ships a native Linux Musl gem, has some shiny new features, some perf improvements, and cleans up a decade of deprecations.

Thanks to everyone who contributed!

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Muhammad Hewedy(@mohewedy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

المقال ده جميل جدا، و مقدمه بسيطه لللي معندوش خلفيه عن موضوع ال SQL Query planner في ال Sqlite

sqlite.org/queryplanner.h…

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Ben (e/sqlite)(@andersonbcdefg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

wait this is very stupid. the relationship is like, the opposite of exponential? the scaling laws (as i understand them) seem to indicate for each bump in capabilities has an exponential increase in cost, which is why each training run uses 10x more FLOPs than the last.

wait this is very stupid. the relationship is like, the opposite of exponential? the scaling laws (as i understand them) seem to indicate for each bump in capabilities has an exponential increase in cost, which is why each training run uses 10x more FLOPs than the last.
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🍻Meet Stephen in 🇧🇬Sofia Th 25.04—Sun 28.04(@fractaledmind) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Worth saying clearly and loudly:

v2 of the sqlite-ruby gem provides everything you need for:
1. IMMEDIATE transactions
2. A non-GVL-blocking busy timeout
3. Fair retry mechanism
4. WAL mode

And we’ll be getting Rails using these features by default soon.

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DWV(@DatawithVividus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Did you know that supports SQLite in the standard library? That's right. You don't need to install anything! 🐍🚀

Let's talk a little about that!

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Aaron Francis(@aarondfrancis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What I'm learning from this tweet is that

• a lot of people are SQLite curious
• a lot of people hate books

Y'all... books are good! They give you a survey of the material and you can dive into details elsewhere.

It solves the 'you don't know what you don't know' problem.

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Jarred Sumner(@jarredsumner) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In the next version of Bun

bun:sqlite supports `using` to automatically close database connections & finalize statements

In the next version of Bun

bun:sqlite supports `using` to automatically close database connections & finalize statements
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mike dalessio(@flavorjones) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This post by 🍻Meet Stephen in 🇧🇬Sofia Th 25.04—Sun 28.04 on sqlite performance in Rails apps is just terrific:

fractaledmind.github.io/2024/04/15/sql…

The change to retry timing he mentions is in the new 2.0 release of the sqlite3 gem!

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🛴 Scott_Kjr(@Scott_Kjr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

👀iLEAPP TSV reports & EZ Tools Timeline Explorer are game changers when analyzing 📸 iOS Photos.sqlite!!

👀iLEAPP TSV reports & EZ Tools Timeline Explorer are game changers when analyzing 📸 iOS Photos.sqlite!!
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