[egorfine]

It's not a reimplementation either. It's just a separate project which has nothing to do with SQLite. Thus mentioning it as "SQLite resomething" is not fair.

SQLite compatibility at file level is a nice perk which I am not totally convinced is truly needed at all. Like, it's hard to imagine scenarios where this is useful. But it can be.

Anyway, godspeed. Just don't steal valor.

[lazylester]

"...hard to imagine scenarios where [file-level compatibility] is useful" what am I missing? Surely dropping a more performant dbm into an existing project would be the application? No?

[egorfine]

Could you imagine a project that is simultaneously:

1. having such a huge local SQLite file that migration to another format is unfeasible;

2. bottlenecking on a single specific metric that happens to be more performant in Turso;

3. ready to introduce another programming language and its build toolchain into the project;