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Blogs listings from Turso on TechiSeek. 248 public listings.

• Zig helped us move data to the Edge. Here are our impressions (Turso)
  Kicking the tires on Zig with a greenfield, open source project.
• You Don't Need A Separate Vector Database (Turso)
  Why you can skip Pinecone and friends: modern databases like Turso ship native vector search alongside SQL, full-text, and your application…
• Write your own email server (in Rust!) (Turso)
  A walkthrough on how to implement and deploy your own disposable email server from scratch.
• You can now migrate your existing databases to AWS (Turso)
  New Turso CLI commands let you migrate paid databases from Fly.io to our S3-native AWS architecture, with read-only access kept up during t…
• Why so many pieces in the backend puzzle? (Turso)
  Ah, programming… the art of cursing life and the universe, doubting your entire life choices, feeling miserable and then suddenly… change t…
• We are now proud sponsors of Drizzle (Turso)
  If you're following the new hot developments in TypeScript infrastructure, you may have heard of Drizzle by now.
• Why Radix Themes power the new Turso interface (Turso)
  When we decided to implement a new version of our dashboard, we faced the dilemma, if any, which UI library to use?
• Why we built an Edge benchmarking tool for Turso (Turso)
  We often get questions like this, and it's hard to properly convey in writing the potentially drastic latency differences between a typical…
• We built a brand new Turso web app! (Turso)
  We're excited to announce the launch of our brand new Turso web app!
• Write that blog… with Turso! (Turso)
  How Piotr built writethat.blog, a technical blog aggregator, in four minutes using Turso as a browser-facing SQLite database with read-only…
• We are a year into rewriting SQLite. How is that going? (Turso)
  One year into rewriting SQLite in Rust: we shipped concurrent writes, CDC, vector search, native FTS, and a path to billions of databases o…
• Why Prisma chose Turso to power Prisma Optimize (Turso)
  When Prisma decided to build Prisma Optimize, they settled on Turso to power it.
• Wait… you guys are not actually flying ThePrimeagen to Brazil… Are you? (Turso)
  brazil The Primeagen is VERY popular in Brazil. Turso will fly The Primeagen to Brazil and showcase select production apps running Turso to…
• Vercel setup guide (Turso)
  Setup guide for configuring Turso using environment variables in an application deployed to Vercel.
• Vercel benchmarks show Turso has low latencies everywhere: what the Data Edge is good for! (Turso)
  What good is the Edge if your database is on the other side of the planet?
• Why We Transitioned to Clerk for Authentication (Turso)
  Learn about how and why we transitioned to Clerk from our own auth system for Turso.
• Working on databases from prison: How I got here, part 2. (Turso)
  How Preston Thorpe went from a prison cell and a college program to a full-time database engineering role at Turso, working on the SQLite r…
• Why SQLite is so great for the edge (Turso)
  Everyone already knows that SQLite is great. This article makes the praise much more specific though — it explains why we, the developers o…
• Why we chose Turso to secure AI credentials (Turso)
  Why Eden chose Turso's encrypted embedded storage to keep credentials safe while running its gateway close to the databases and AI endpoint…
• Why middleware may not be the right abstraction for your data policies. (Turso)
  Writing compliant and secure backends are hard.
• WebAssembly functions for your SQLite-compatible database (Turso)
  With the first official release of libSQL, it is possible to execute user defined functions (UDF) written in WebAssembly.
• WebAssembly triggers in libSQL (Turso)
  User-defined WebAssembly functions in libSQL can be used to create powerful triggers, making it easy to automate your workflows.
• What Happens with Open Source in the Age of AI? (Turso)
  AI has changed the calculation on the benefits of Open Source. This article examines how Turso is doubling down on its commitment to Open S…
• Why can't we be friends? (Turso)
  But the ones who want something from me usually prefer terms like wise or experienced.
• Why I am not yet ready to switch to Zig from Rust (Turso)
  I am not going to lie: I love programming in C. I know it’s a little bit irrational, but programming in C just feels right.
• We're proud partners with ThePrimeagen (Turso)
  ThePrimeagen is building the PrimeStack.
• We're bringing libSQL into the Turso family (Turso)
  After our first year of developing libSQL, the road looks bright ahead. We're now bringing it into to the Turso family for an even brighter…
• What have we learned from a year of ChiselStrike? (Turso)
  ChiselStrike's CEO shares lessons learned from our first year.
• We will rewrite SQLite. And we are going all-in (Turso)
  Why we are rewriting SQLite from scratch in Rust instead of evolving libSQL, and going all-in on an async, open contribution database for t…
• Why Open Source is a terrible way to build products, yet most great products use Open Source. (Turso)
  But is it the best way to build products?
• What the heck is the edge anyway? (Turso)
  Turso is a full, ground-up rewrite of SQLite. Turso Cloud lets you query your databases over the wire or sync them to and from your own dev…
• When to choose an ORM for your Database (Turso)
  Choosing an ORM for your project can be particularly advantageous in several scenarios, but could it be more hassle than it's worth?
• We rewrote large parts of our API in Go using AI: we are now ready to handle one billion databases (Turso)
  How we rewrote large parts of the Turso Cloud API in Go using AI, applying string interning and streaming to get ready to host one billion…
• Turso Cloud on AWS is now available for everybody (Turso)
  Turso Cloud on AWS is now generally available, powered by an S3-native architecture that eliminates cold starts and sets the stage for Brin…
• Replicate my *entire* production database? You must be mad! (Turso)
  Database edge replication is a great strategy for reducing query latency, until it costs too much.
• New in 0.15: the ChiselStrike TypeScript client API (Turso)
  The ChiselStrike TypeScript client API provides a typesafe SDK generated from your backend data model, which you can use for CRUD operation…
• Is NoSQL dead? (Turso)
  NoSQL's role evolves as SQL, especially SQLite, gains favor for modern web workloads due to hardware advances and ease of use.
• Storing Vercel's AI SDK chat messages in a Turso database (Turso)
  Learn how to persist Vercel's AI SDK chat messages in a Turso database with libSQL client and TypeScript.
• Replacing Kafka with… SQLite? (Turso)
  How BAERSkin Tactical replaced Kafka with one SQLite database per partition on Turso Cloud, dropping lost events to zero and cutting costs…
• The Faces of Turso: Meet Seon Woo Kim (Turso)
  Turso is built by a large community of contributors.
• Batches in SQLite (Turso)
  Increasing query performance in SQLite with batch statements.
• SQLite Encryption in Production: Key Management, Migration, and Real-World Use Cases (Turso)
  Production guidance for encrypted SQLite: key storage and rotation, migrating from SQLCipher, and the compliance artifacts SOC2, HIPAA, and…
• Fully Open Source Encryption for SQLite (Turso)
  libSQL brings open source encryption at rest to SQLite and Turso.
• How Turso made connections to SQLite databases 575x faster (Turso)
  Turso makes opening a SQLite connection 575x faster on a 10,000 table schema by sharing parsed schema between connections with a copy-on-wr…
• Running unmodified Doom in the SQLite bytecode language (Turso)
  We compiled real Doom to Turso's database bytecode and the query engine runs it, playable in your browser.
• Set your teams free with Turso Embedded Replicas (Turso)
  But that's only one of the many benefits of this new architecture.
• The CTO of Triptojapan.com talks about how he made his site snappy and fast, with Cloudflare (Turso)
  Japan is a bucket list country for a lot of people — natural sites, a deep rooted culture and world renowned cuisine.
• Giving OpenClaw a memory that actually works (Turso)
  Add persistent, self-improving memory to OpenClaw in five minutes with memelord, an MCP server backed by Turso's local vector search over S…
• How we used Quint to find over 10 bugs in SQLite while hardening Turso (Turso)
  Pavan Nambi used Quint to model the SQLite C API, generate traces, and run them against SQLite.
• Launch Week Day 2: Embedded Replicas go GA with Production friendly upgrades (Turso)
  Periodic sync, read your writes and encryption at rest are among the improvements.