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It also feels gross to me, but the only thing I can put my finger on is citing webshit as the reason to completely change the direction of a well-loved project.
by NoGravitas 4y ago
It also feels gross to me, but the only thing I can put my finger on is citing webshit as the reason to completely change the direction of a well-loved project.
- ReactiveJelly 4y agoBut they aren't compelling the SQLite devs to do anything. If a fork catches on, then it's what people wanted. If it doesn't catch on, then let it fail.
- dathinab 4y agoyup but more likely their changes will make it unusable for a bunch of SQLite use-cases, so if it catches on it will probably exist in parallel to SQLite and once it's realized they won't replace SQLite should increasingly diverge by focusing on it's core target audience.