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Build your own SQLite (in rust), Part 1: Listing tables

Build your own SQLite, Part 1: Listing tables

https://blog.sylver.dev/build-your-own-sqlite-part-1-listing-tables

As developers, we use databases all the time. But how do they work? In this series, we'll try to answer that question by building our own SQLite-compatible database from scratch. Source code examples will be provided in Rust, but you are encouraged t...

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borup

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The series is of to a good start. It's rare to se blog posts doing simple i/o without resorting to some parsing framework or other. Learning about the SQLite file format is nice too.

maegul

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It’s rare to se blog posts doing simple i/o without resorting to some parsing framework or other. Learning about the SQLite file format is nice too.

Yep, especially as it’s basically a standard data storage format, it’s good to have awareness and parsing capabilities for it broadcast around the place.

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