Elixir -> Rust -> SQLite library (FFI bridge). The FFI library is completed (without some of SQLite's advanced features that I don't deem important for a v1) an

Elixir -> Rust -> SQLite library (FFI bridge). The FFI library is completed (without some of SQLite's advanced features that I don't deem important for a v1) and I am just adding more tests now, though the integration layer with Elixir's de-facto data mapper library (Ecto) has not been started yet. Which means that an announcement would be met with crickets, hence I'll work on that integration layer VerySoon™. Otherwise the whole thing wouldn't ever help anyone. I do feel strongly about it as I believe most apps don't need a full-blown database server. I've seen what SQLite can do and to me it's still a hidden gem (or a blind spot) to many programmers. So I am putting my sweat where my mouth is and will provide that to the Elixir community, for 100% free, no one-time payments and no subscription software. And yes, I do get annoyed by privileged people casually working on completely irrelevant stuff that's never going to move anything forward. Obviously everyone has the right to do whatever they like in their free time, but announcements on HN I can't combine with that and they do annoy me greatly. "Oh look, it's just a hobby project but I want you all to look at it!" -- don't know, it does not make any sense to me. Seems pretentious and ego-serving but I could be looking at it wrong. Triggers tend to remove nuance after all.