Glauber Costa - Forking SQLite and Building a Distributed Database with Turso | devtools.fm: Developer Tools, Open Source, Software Development

This podcast episode explores the journey of Glauber Costa, the CEO and founder of Turso, and his experience with creating a fork of SQLite. It discusses the challenges and advantages of forking SQLite, the benefits of using SQLite in serverless architectures, the features and capabilities of Turso, and the future of SQL and NoSQL databases. The episode also highlights other tools and services that simplify development and distribution, such as Val.town for JavaScript development and CargoDist for Rust binaries.

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Glauber Costa - Forking SQLite and Building a Distributed Database with Turso

devtools.fm: Developer Tools, Open Source, Software Development

The Journey of Glauber Costa: From Linux Kernel to Database Innovator

The Linux Kernel: A Culture of Aggression and the Importance of Startup Personality

SQLite: Public Domain, No Dependencies, and the Power of Forks

The Journey of libSQL: From Community Building to Technical Innovation

SQLite: Properties and Advantages for Serverless Architectures

The Challenges of Migrating from SQLite to libSQL

Turso: A Managed Service for libSQL Server

Turso's Embedded Replicas: Decentralized Database Replication

Turso: Building a Distributed Database with Local First Use Cases

Turso: A Traditional Approach to Database Architecture

SQL's Future: Postgres, MySQL, and SQLite Will Reign, NoSQL to Thrive for Specialty Purposes

Val.town: JavaScript Development Made Easy

CargoDist: A Revolutionary Tool for Publishing Rust Binaries

Glauber Costa - Forking SQLite and Building a Distributed Database with Turso

devtools.fm: Developer Tools, Open Source, Software Development

00:00The Journey of Glauber Costa: From Linux Kernel to Database Innovator

The Journey of Glauber Costa: From Linux Kernel to Database Innovator

05:02The Linux Kernel: A Culture of Aggression and the Importance of Startup Personality

The Linux Kernel: A Culture of Aggression and the Importance of Startup Personality

08:57SQLite: Public Domain, No Dependencies, and the Power of Forks

SQLite: Public Domain, No Dependencies, and the Power of Forks

15:11The Journey of libSQL: From Community Building to Technical Innovation

The Journey of libSQL: From Community Building to Technical Innovation

21:22SQLite: Properties and Advantages for Serverless Architectures

SQLite: Properties and Advantages for Serverless Architectures

27:49The Challenges of Migrating from SQLite to libSQL

The Challenges of Migrating from SQLite to libSQL

31:49Turso: A Managed Service for libSQL Server

Turso: A Managed Service for libSQL Server

37:49Turso's Embedded Replicas: Decentralized Database Replication

Turso's Embedded Replicas: Decentralized Database Replication

41:14Turso: Building a Distributed Database with Local First Use Cases

Turso: Building a Distributed Database with Local First Use Cases

45:29Turso: A Traditional Approach to Database Architecture

Turso: A Traditional Approach to Database Architecture

50:45SQL's Future: Postgres, MySQL, and SQLite Will Reign, NoSQL to Thrive for Specialty Purposes

SQL's Future: Postgres, MySQL, and SQLite Will Reign, NoSQL to Thrive for Specialty Purposes

57:08Val.town: JavaScript Development Made Easy

Val.town: JavaScript Development Made Easy

1:02:13CargoDist: A Revolutionary Tool for Publishing Rust Binaries

CargoDist: A Revolutionary Tool for Publishing Rust Binaries