Deep dive into Turso, the “SQLite rewrite in Rust”
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#2> A database that can scale from in-process to networked is badly needed
Why not Postgres? https://pglite.dev
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#3> A database that can scale from in-process to networked is badly needed Why not Postgres? https://pglite.dev
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#7What a breath of fresh air to read a blog not written by AI, with actual human learnings and opinions. Thanks for the write up!
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#8> A database that can scale from in-process to networked is badly needed Why not Postgres? https://pglite.dev
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#9Where is the "networked mode" in Turso? Turso's readme and docs do not mention anything like this
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#10> A database that can scale from in-process to networked is badly needed Why not Postgres? https://pglite.dev
From what I’ve read there’s a pretty sizable performance gap between SQLite and pglite (with SQLite being much faster).
I’m excited to see things improve though. Having a more traditional database, with more features and less historical weirdness on the client would be really cool.
Edit: https://pglite.dev/benchmarks actually not looking too bad.. I might have something new to try!