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.
- Modern SQLite: Features You Didn't Know It Had (slicker.me)
- SQLite in Production: Lessons from Running a Store on a Single File (ultrathink.art)
- Chess in SQL (www.dbpro.app)
- Pgfmt – a PostgreSQL specific SQL formatter (github.com)
- Metrics SQL: A SQL-based semantic layer for humans and agents (www.rilldata.com)
- SQLite Release 3.53.0 (www.sqlite.org)
- Optimizing SQLite for Servers (kerkour.com)
- SQLite Release 3.53.0 (sqlite.org)
- SQLite on Git: Why do we need random access in Git (blog.lysk.tech)
- SQLite on Git, Part II: Unlocking Zlib's Less Known Feature (blog.lysk.tech)
- Zero-infra AI agent memory using Markdown and SQLite (github.com)
- We built a VS Code extension for reproducible SQL workflows (marketplace.visualstudio.com)
- SQLite WAL-reset database corruption bug (sqlite.org)
- Show HN: Real-Time, Streaming SQL Queries on Flight Data (dashboard.transcend.modolap.com)
- SQLite has STRICT typing (since 3.37, 2021) (sqlite.org)
- Linux Foundation Welcomes SQLMesh Project (www.linuxfoundation.org)