in which web pages are served but also fetched| technomancy.us
This is my personal site, where I write about Ruby, programming, and any of my varied fascinations.| fractaledmind.github.io
Join me as we take a look at common application data patterns, and how they relate to the inner-workings of databases. In this post, we discuss data caching, indexing, optimistic mutations, and recursive cache invalidation. We will see how life might be easier if we could just use a frontend optimized database like SQLSync instead.| sqlsync.dev
Using SQLite3 built-in Full Text Search(FTS5) capability with Elixir Ecto.| Fly
The SQLite Amalgamation| www.sqlite.org
I love simplicity. Complexity is our eternal enemy and Simplicity is beautiful; rarely something is as simple as SQLite: a single-file, in-process database. It runs inside our application, there is no need for a separate database server.| binaryigor.com
We’re very proud of how well YJIT, the default JIT in CRuby, optimizes Rails apps. We’ve been using small Rails benchmarks for a couple of years. But as YJIT improves we need more data from real world apps to help us understand what will speed up Ruby the most. We turned the Lobsters codebase into a nice new benchmark. So how did we do that?| Rails at Scale
Hi there!| death and gravity
1. Introduction| www.sqlite.org
I just published version 10.0 of the open source playlist generation toolkit, Calliope. This fixes a couple of long standing issues I wanted to tackle. SQLite Concurrency The first of these only ma…| Sam Thursfield
Compile-time Options| www.sqlite.org
Small. Fast. Reliable.| www.sqlite.org
We're exploring an approach to simplifying app development: storing all application and UI state in a client-side reactive relational database that provides a structured dataflow model.| riffle.systems
1. Overview of FTS5| www.sqlite.org
Build a complete Autocomplete Search with Phoenix LiveView and SQLite| Fly
Comparing one of the most popular Postgres features against alternatives| Supabase
