[keithnz]

the only thing I don't like is that SQL is a second class "stringified" citizen in this world (and often in any environment where you want to use SQL). It's missing all the advantages of syntax checking and dynamically building queries. In my C# projects, I tend to always work with SQL files which then get embedded into C# so I can always query against a DB and build queries more REPL like.

Having said that, I do like the idea of Sqlite in the front end for localstorage.