Some of the interesting and insane facts I learned about SQLite

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SQLite is the world's most deployed and used database, maintained by just three people without outside contributions. It originated from a need for a serverless database on a US warship. SQLite is in the public domain and has an extensive test suite, partly proprietary, ensuring reliability. It has unique traits such as a single writer model, weak typing, and no foreign keys by default. Despite its quirks, SQLite has strong backward compatibility and diverse applications, even outperforming filesystems in some cases.

Collection of insane and fun facts about SQLite

<p>Amazing read actually. Just starting with SQLite and really like the story.</p>
