SQLite with D. Richard Hipp

Visit our website https://softwaredaily.com “Everybody that sees SQL thinks its ugly and dirty and they want to try and rewrite it to be better. There’s a bazillion attempts to do this – I’ve tried it several times myself. But somehow, everybody always comes back to SQL.” SQLite is an SQL database engine that can be used in applications as a library for quick read-write operations. Unlike other database management systems, SQLite is not a client-server database designed to run in a data center. D. Richard Hipp is the architect and primary author of SQLite and the Fossil SCM. Questions What is SQLite? What inspired you to create SQLite? What are the typical configuration issues associated with databases? How does an application access an SQLite database? When you created SQLite did you have any experience writing databases? What is SQLite missing from the SQL Standard? What is the bottleneck that applications trying to scale will hit when they’re using SQLite? Links SQLite PostgreSQL DO-178B technical guidelines Open Source Licenses Richard on Twitter Sponsors Hired.com is the job marketplace for software engineers. Go to hired.com/softwareengineeringdaily to get a $600 bonus upon landing a job through Hired. Digital Ocean is the simplest cloud hosting provider. Use promo code SEDAILY for $10 in free credit.