#sqlite
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2026-10-10
sqliteai/sqlite-multiwriter
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Concurrent SQLite writes across threads and processes without modifying SQLite. No forks, no schema changes, up to 5.7x faster writes.
2026-10-21
zhangzhiwei0905/our-little-planet
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Our Little Planet · romantic e-handbook: handbook and doodles, live/video albums, her read stamps and replies, easter eggs, iOS Shortcuts quick notes. Self-hosted Next.js + SQLite
2026-08-31
RexaDB/RexaDB
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Multi-database desktop client for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, SQLite, ClickHouse, Redis, and SQL Server.
2026-11-08
Ray-hola/work-calendar
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Self-hosted task and project collaboration workbench — one Python file, SQLite storage, zero runtime dependencies.
2026-10-23
Show HN: Inillucent – agentic db written in Rust that is 500% faster than SQLite
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Hi HN! I built an embedded db in Rust, that has 100% feature parity with SQLite, and is 500% faster overall than SQLite. It also features built in integration with embedding models, embed functions, vector search, reranker, and other RAG capabilities. It's 100% free and open source. I'd love to hear back from the community, and find some collaborators who are interested in working together! https://github.com/Black-Rainbow-Labs/Inillucent
2026-10-07
Show HN: StatLite – Lightweight dashboard for application monitoring
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Single Go binary (~15 MB RAM), compact SQLite-based storage with configurable retention. Ideal for self-hosted app monitoring. No Prometheus/Grafana stack required. Shows app and DB health, charts for latency, http status codes, native support for Micrometer-based frameworks like Spring Boot/Micronaut/Quarkus. Simple app integration recipes for Django, Express, FastAPI, Go/Gin and others. Live demo: https://pvrlabs.xyz/statlite/demo.html
2026-09-11
Show HN: Biff 2.0 (Clojure web framework)
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Biff is a web framework that I originally released 6 years ago.[1] I've just finished more-or-less rewriting it from scratch. The main changes: - SQLite is now the default database. - Datastar is used for server-side rendering. - Introduces biff.graph[2] and biff.fx, two libraries that both help structure your application logic. - Biff is now "just" a collection of independent libraries rather than a single monolithic framework, which makes it much easier to swap out the various parts. e.g. using a non-default database is much less work now. I'd been experimenting with a good chunk of this work (the database change and the biff.graph / biff.fx stuff) starting 2 years ago. The Datastar and independent libraries stuff goes back 6 months or so. Datastar's been on my radar for a while and has been picking up steam in the Clojure community, for good reason IMO. The independent library stuff was instigated by me trying out LLM-driven coding for the first time earlier this year: I wanted to try making a Clojure web app without using Biff to see if web frameworks still seemed helpful (my conclusion: absolutely) and how I might do things from first principles were I to start over. So I did that and then started packaging up/rewriting various Biff code as smaller individual libraries as I went. Note that I consider Biff to be mostly "hand-coded"; I start with LLM-written drafts of code but often by the time I'm done editing it's been completely reworked. The initial drafts of docs are all hand-written. I'm interested to try using it for vibe-coding apps though. e.g. how much of the code that requires good judgment can I pull into the framework so that the apps are then easier for LLMs to not screw up. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23921220 [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48820361
2026-08-29
AsmBB
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Fast, SQLite-powered forum engine written in ASM. (Source Code) EUPL-1.2 Assembly