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>...To recap, the SQLite model is this: a) make a great open source project, b) make a proprietary test suite for it with 100% branch coverage, c) convince the
by zoomablemind 4y ago
>...To recap, the SQLite model is this: a) make a great open source project, b) make a proprietary test suite for it with 100% branch coverage, c) convince the world that (b) exists, d) let them come to you for features and bug fixes, e) form a consortium to get paid through.
Where does this recap come from?
My understanding was that SQLite was initially created in a context for a client that needed assurances of correctness, thus the extensive testing suite.
As for the revenue, there's a proprietary extension to support fully encrypted db and access. This is licensed and supported.
- cryptonector 4y ago> Where does this recap come from? Is it not true? > My understanding was that SQLite was initially created... Ah, you think I meant that that was the SQLite model on day 1. But no, I meant that this is what it became. > As for the revenue, there's a proprietary extension to support fully encrypted db and access. This is licensed and supported. Consortium membership costs money. That money pays for the dev team.