Even for a personal project such as the one in the blog post, I'd still rather use a package manager to install SQLite.
It's POSSIBLE to build it from source, and manually re-download the source and C compiler (and any dependencies, though I'm not sure SQLite has any) when I want to update and instruct any collaborators to do the same thing... But I'd still rather automate it all with a package manager.
Especially because I'm probably also handling other dependencies in the project and I value the uniform simplicity of using a package manager for all of them
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Even for a personal project such as the one in the blog post, I'd still rather use a package manager to install SQLite.
It's POSSIBLE to build it from source, and manually re-download the source and C compiler (and any dependencies, though I'm not sure SQLite has any) when I want to update and instruct any collaborators to do the same thing... But I'd still rather automate it all with a package manager.
Especially because I'm probably also handling other dependencies in the project and I value the uniform simplicity of using a package manager for all of them