[pkolaczk]

> It is to highlight that we already reached a good level of performance this early in the project.

This is the right thing to do. It's a pity so many projects don't keep an eye on performance from the very first day. Getting high performing product is a process, not a single task you apply at the end. Especially in a performance critical system like a database, if you don't pay attention to performance and instead you delay optimizing till the end, at the end of the day you'll need to do a major rewrite.

[glommer]

thanks. I am sad, but not that surprised, that a lot of people here are interpreting this as we claiming that we're already faster than sqlite all over.

I don't even care about being faster than sqlite, just not being slower, this early, is already the win I'm looking for.

[AlotOfReading]

Not sure which other comments you're seeing, but my original comment wasn't intended that way.