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Introducing the first alpha of Turso: The next evolution of SQLite
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- SchwKatze 1y agoIt's been a pleasure to work on this project, there are so much things to do but we're definitely in the right track, awesome team! Congrats to everyone
- tasshin 1y agoI wonder if they are using Jepsen, or would consider it!
- SchwKatze 1y agoCurrently not, my guess is that since we're in a very early stage jepsen would find so much errors that simply wouldn't worth. Definitely we'll test it with jepsen someday but the database must be way more mature.
- wang_li 1y agoLooks like some real issues with trademark violation in the way they are pitching their product.
- CharlesW 1y agoYep, the implied officiality of "the next evolution of SQLite" is creepy and deceptive positioning. Their "about" page explains a lot — they're disastrously top-heavy with investors and have been in a holding pattern for 3 years (according to CrunchBase), and so don't have a choice but to kill the king or die trying.
- blibble 1y agothere is a zero percent chance the significant users of SQLite are going to switch from to some shit VC backed re-implemented knockoff the deceptive marketing to try and replace an honest bedrock of computing is disgusting turdso
- shivasaxena 1y agoI don't know if your prediction is correct. What if it has CDC which makes it easy to build a central data warehouse?
- adamrezich 1y agoEmbrace, extend, extinguish.
- samdoesnothing 1y agoSeems odd to name the database the same as the company and saas offering.
- Melphin 1y agoInteresting. Even with DST, I still question their reliability. I don't think even modern techniques can beat SQLite's decades of testing.
- zX41ZdbW 1y agoI tried to add it to ClickBench, but the first CREATE TABLE statement leads to panic in Rust: https://github.com/tursodatabase/turso/issues/2058 https://github.com/tursodatabase/turso/issues/2058