tursodatabase/turso

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2. 23 Sep 2026First seen on GitHub Trending · rank 20· 22 days later
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Stars: 24.5k when it entered our index, 25k on the last capture we hold (24 Oct 2026), so +551 in that span. That span is our own measurement window, not a claim about what happened before it.

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• Io_uring Without ReadaheadHNcomment · by shellpipe · 1 Sep 2026

  TPC-H is the recommended approach in Turso's CONTRIBUTING.md - https://github.com/tursodatabase/turso/blob/main/CONTRIBUTIN...

• Tracking down the 16-year-old WAL-reset SQLite bugHNcomment · by ameliaquining · 12 Aug 2026

  I admit to curiosity as to whether static analysis could have caught this. E.g., Rust's type system (yeah yeah I know) catches all data races, unless they originate in unsafe code, which this one might or might not have; a hypothetical Rust SQLite would probably need a lot of unsafe ( https://github.com/tursodatabase/turso has 556 unsafe blocks in the core), and I don't have a sense of whether th…

• SQLite in Rust - ok ili bezveze?Redditstory · by /u/Content-Target111 · 24 Jul 2026

  https://github.com/tursodatabase/turso submitted by /u/Content-Target111 to r/programiranje [link] [comments]

• Learning a few things about running SQLiteHNcomment · by gabeio · 17 Jul 2026

  > However, it's only meant for local systems. Once you need to connect over a network or robustly handle simultaneous requests That’s not really accurate any longer. Mostly depends on how you layout your tables & files. If you shard the databases then multiple machines can act as writers for their shard. You can also split read requests from write requests and have read only machines scale up/dow…

• Prefer strict tables in SQLiteHNcomment · by estebank · 11 Jul 2026

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