Comment on We're Building Postgres in Rust. Using the LLVM of DatabasesComments−ComputerGuru1moAuthor also discussing it on their Twitter [0]. I’m reserving judgement for now, but this has lots of potential usecases even apart from replacing postgres.[0]: https://x.com/glcst/status/2077759127682486561?s=46−cute_boi1moPeople said same thing about sqlite, but I love turso sqlite and haven't faced any issues.−egorfine1moThere is no turso sqlite−tredre31moI don't know if you were being pedantic or confused, but turso is a sqlite3 remake in rust (with some additional features).−egorfine1moturso is not an sqlite remake.at all−hybrasian1moMaybe you could explain why you think it is not a remake, when it clearly is generally seen as one.−lenkite1moThey are even going to the extend of preserving SQLite footguns, so I am not sure what else would it be.−egorfine1moIt's something else that claims some level of compatibility with SQLite.It has nothing to do with SQLite.−mistrial91mo"An in-process SQL database, compatible with SQLite, and now with a Postgres frontend too "
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Author also discussing it on their Twitter [0]. I’m reserving judgement for now, but this has lots of potential usecases even apart from replacing postgres.
[0]: https://x.com/glcst/status/2077759127682486561?s=46
People said same thing about sqlite, but I love turso sqlite and haven't faced any issues.
There is no turso sqlite
I don't know if you were being pedantic or confused, but turso is a sqlite3 remake in rust (with some additional features).
turso is not an sqlite remake.
at all
Maybe you could explain why you think it is not a remake, when it clearly is generally seen as one.
They are even going to the extend of preserving SQLite footguns, so I am not sure what else would it be.
It's something else that claims some level of compatibility with SQLite.
It has nothing to do with SQLite.
"An in-process SQL database, compatible with SQLite, and now with a Postgres frontend too "