I'm launching a new Go-related series named Accepted.

For each accepted proposal, I'll write a one-page summary that explains the change in simple terms.

This should (hopefully) be the easiest way to keep up with upcoming changes.

The first issue is already out!

xxhash is the best non-cryptographic hash algorithm I know. It's really fast, high quality (rare collisions and strong avalanche effect), and comes in three flavors: 32, 64, and 128-bit.

So I figured now's a good time to add it to my SQLite extensions!

github.com/nalgeon/sqle...

I've made a public changelog for my projects. 35 major updates over the past 5 years — I guess I'm building in public after all!

antonz.org/tags/projects

Two new SQLite extensions by Walter Wanderley!

➀ HTTP requests
➁ MQTT publish/subscribe

sqlpkg.org?q=litesql

Did you know that there are SQLite extensions for:

— Creating pivot tables.
— Storing tables in S3.
— Querying Excel files.
— Reading Protobuf messages.
— Fuzzy string matching.

And many, many others!

Graft by @f0a.org implements strongly consistent replication between SQLite and object storage like S3/R2.

Implemented as a SQLite virtual file system. Interesting!