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Me and Pere Diaz have been hacking on an in-process database in Rust that aims for SQLite compatibility, but with an asynchronous architecture (but no Tokio) to support things like io_uring: github.com/penberg/limbo DM me if you want to join the fun!

Just saw Pere Diaz RCA a perf bug by looking at assembly code and figuring out using smallvecs instead of regular vecs was causing unnecessary memory copying Meanwhile my webdev ass writing rust code:

I just merged a pull request from Pere Diaz that’s the first pass on adding SQLite write support to Limbo! It’s not transactional and has some rough edges, but pretty amazing milestone so far! 👏👏👏

Limbo 0.0.3 released! Highlights: - Experimental SQLite file format write support ✍️ - Optimized point queries 🚀 - Bunch of bugs fixed 🐛 What is it? Limbo is a work-in-progress, in-process OLTP database management system, compatible with SQLite. Full release notes below 👇

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A while back Pekka Enberg and I talked about a Deterministic Simulation based prototype of the Turso server inspired by TigerBeetle. We'll have a version of that running next week on our launch week. And we wrote about it 👇 (How it will ship next week is a surprise!)

Turso Launch Week 3 Day 1 is here! ✨AI-nt it great? Check out all the announcements via link in reply 👇

Turso Launch Week 3 Day 5: The ✍️Write Stuff Offline Writes for Local First Apps! Link in reply 👇

First pass on SQLite's write-ahead log (WAL) by Pere Diaz merged to Limbo! Looking forward to proper write support! Github commit: github.com/penberg/limbo/…

With recent batch of improvements from Pere, I can now write to a SQLite file (it's WAL actually) with Limbo and read with SQLite itself. Nice!

I can't tell if Pere Diaz is happy or sad that we finally turned on Limbo's deterministic simulator...

Cool things are happening at Turso.

Aside from being a cool project Limbo is also a great example of OSS work helping one's career. Two people stood out contributing to it. We hired Pere Diaz to work on our Diskless architecture project (on S3, yes another boundary pushing thing we are doing ) and Jussi

We're hiring for a Platform Engineer position! If you battled Kubernetes and lived to tell the story, and are a decent coder in Go (and maybe Rust), this position is for you. Location agnostic, but must be able to work on US timezones turso.tech/careers/senior…

Pretty amazing to see the multitenant Turso server run on top of S3 (locally with MinIO) after lots of hard work by Pere Diaz, Sivukhin Nikita, and v! 🔥🔥🔥 Reads are all local to a disk (lazily fetched from S3) and writes -- or actually commits -- happen at S3

Here is one more Limbo story, the most mind-blowing so far. After the announcement, we started receiving a large number of contributions from a man named Preston Thorpe (user PThorpe92). All of them high quality contributions, implementing SQLite functions, fixing the io_uring

I’m looking for job opportunities! As you may have already noticed, I no longer work at Turso and I’m now looking for a new job. I’ve worked as a Full-Stack developer for more than 15 years. I have extensive experience working with React, Next.js, and Remix

Indirect threading interpreter coming to Limbo thanks to Pere Diaz! 🔥

And just like that, after some sweet, sweet performance patches from Pere Diaz and Diego Reis, Limbo is almost 2x faster than SQLite for very important `SELECT 1` microbenchmark! 🔥