SQLite not being an “official” browser api was the right choice. It would have tied to closely to a specific version and limited it’s possible use with no abili

SQLite not being an “official” browser api was the right choice. It would have tied to closely to a specific version and limited it’s possible use with no ability to use extensions. SQLite is exactly what WASM is good at, now the only thing holding SQLite/WASM back is a low level filesystem/block store api. But this is coming soon! It will enable so much more than SQLite too, you will be able to use custom SQLite builds with extensions, and other databases (DuckDB, MongoDB/Realm and others)