If you've ever built a CLI tool, an Electron app, or a local-first prototype in Node.js, you've faced...
If you've ever built a CLI tool, an Electron app, or a local-first prototype in Node.js, you've faced the same question: where do I store structured data without spinning up a server?
The usual suspects are well known — lowdb, LokiJS, nedb, better-sqlite3. I recently built pocket-db, a new embedded document store for Node.js.
I wanted a database solution that offered me:
a single-file database
no native compilation
If you've shipped an Electron app that persists structured data, you've probably hit the wall at some...
If you've ever built an Electron app that needs a backend, you know the problem. You want something...
I've spent years staring at access and application logs, and the tool I missed most was Splunk's SPL...
I built a storage engine from scratch. Here's everything I learned. Not a wrapper. Not a...
Kill the loading spinner with local-first data and reactive SQL.
SQLite Optimization, PostgreSQL Async Queries, & DuckLake Dataframe Spec ...
