779: Why SQLite is Taking Over with Brian Holt & Marco Bambini

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Wes Bos

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🗓️ 7 June 2024

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Scott and CJ dive into the world of SQLite Cloud with special guests Brian Holt and Marco Bambini. They explore why SQLite is gaining traction, its unique features, and the misconceptions surrounding its use—let’s get into it! Show Notes 00:00 Welcome to Syntax! 01:20 Who is Brian Holt? 02:26 Who is Marco Bambini? 05:12 Why are people starting to talk so much about SQLite now? 08:47 What makes SQLite special or interesting? 09:46 What is a big misconception about SQLite? 11:13 Installed by default in operating systems. 12:03 A perception that SQLite is intended for single users. 13:36 Convincing developers it’s a full-featured solution. 15:11 What does SQLite do better than Postgres or MySQL? 17:30 SQLite Cloud & local first features. 20:38 Where does SQLite store the offline information? 23:08 Are you typically reaching for ORMs? 25:00 What is SQLite Cloud? 27:29 What makes for an approachable software? 29:18 What make SQLite cloud different from other hosted SQLite options? 32:13 Is SQLite still evolving? 34:40 What about branching? 37:37 What is the GA timeline? 40:04 How does SQLite actually work? 41:19 Questions about security. 44:28 But does it scale? 45:52 Sick Picks + Shameless Plugs. Sick Picks Brian: Trainer Road Marco: Tennis Shameless Plugs Brian: SQLite Cloud, Frontend Masters - Containers. Hit us up on Socials! Syntax: X Instagram Tiktok LinkedIn Threads Wes: X Instagram Tiktok LinkedIn Threads Scott:X Instagram Tiktok LinkedIn Threads Randy: X Instagram YouTube Threads

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0:00.0	Welcome to Syntax. On today's Supper Club we have a really great one for you.
0:06.2	We have Brian Holt and Marco Bambini talking all about Sequo Light.
0:12.2	Marco is the founder of Sequel Cloud and Brian is the VP of Product.
0:17.6	Brian has a crazy stacked resume working at Snowflake, stripe, Microsoft, Netflix, Reddit, a who's who of impressive companies.
0:27.0	And Marco, the founder of Sequo Light, has been working in all kinds of Sequo Light- startups for a while here since 2003?
0:36.0	Right.
0:37.0	Sequo Light has been buzzing lately and we're going to be talking all about why you should
0:41.7	be paying attention to Sequo Light today and a little bit about
0:44.2	Sequo Light Cloud and why it's an interesting bit of technology.
0:49.0	Welcome, Marco, and Brian, how you guys doing?
0:52.3	Great, thanks. Nice. and Brian how you guys doing? Great.
0:53.0	Thanks.
0:54.0	Nice.
0:55.0	With us as also is CJ.
0:58.0	CJ Reynolds, Wes is out.
1:00.0	He had a baby so he is going to be, he's on paternity leave for a little bit and we're going to be
1:05.2	talking all about the stuff we want to get into is going to be you know why sequel light maybe a little
1:12.1	bit about ORMs, but Sequo Light Cloud and maybe some of the unique features there. Big misconceptions about Sequo Light. So first and foremost, Mark O'Brien, do you want to take a minute to introduce yourselves and maybe give us who you are and what you do?
1:27.0	Sure, yeah, I can go first. I'm Brian. I've been around the JavaScript React Python community for, as Scott alluded to, for some
1:37.0	time now.
1:38.0	I think my claim to fame is that I launched Reddit's first react code back way before it was cool.
1:44.0	And then I got I kind of moved all the way from the I went back in to front end and then back to the back end again across all those companies that she talked about and I kind of didn't give sequel light it's it's due until I started talking to Marco and to sequel light Cloud and I kind of came back to it.
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