Hackernews posts about SQL
SQL is a standard programming language used to manage and manipulate data stored in relational databases, allowing users to execute queries, modify data, and create database structures.
- SQLite concurrency and why you should care about it (jellyfin.org)
- Building a Durable Execution Engine with SQLite (www.morling.dev)
- SQLite as an Application File Format (sqlite.org)
- Blending SQL and Python with Sqlorm (hyperflask.dev)
- Waiting for SQL:202y: Group by All (peter.eisentraut.org)
- The Quiet Power of SQL (blog.sturdystatistics.com)
- From SQL to Graph: 5 Questions to Ask Before You Get Started (memgraph.com)
- Rewriting SQLite from prison with Preston Thorpe [video] (www.youtube.com)
- SQL Case Files – A browser-based SQL detective game (sqlcasefiles.com)
- SQLite 3.51 Is Out (sqlite.org)
- A SQLite extension for the crazy ones because everything could be a database (kruzenshtern.org)
- Show HN: Run SQL queries directly on your website (embedded.sql-workbench.com)
- SQLite Release 3.51.0 (sqlite.org)
- How to Clean Up Your Rails Logs: Ignoring Benign SQL Warnings (blog.saeloun.com)
- MS SQL Management Studio Copilot lacks security controls to use in prod (the.agilesql.club)
- Bedrock, a modular, WAN-replicated database based on SQLite (bedrockdb.com)
- Show HN: SQL++ – 5x faster than Prisma (Rust) (github.com)