> Just the fact that the API looks completely different for Postgre and SQLite tells us everything we need to know about the quality of the project here. How d

> Just the fact that the API looks completely different for Postgre and SQLite tells us everything we need to know about the quality of the project here. How does the API look completely different for pg and sqlite? Can you share an example? It's an implementation of LINQ's IQueryable. With some bells missing in DotNet's Queryable, like Window functions (RANK queries etc) which I find quite useful. Add: What you've mentioned is largely incorrect. But in any case, it is a query builder. Meaning, an ORM like database abstraction is not the goal. This allows us to support pg's extensions, which aren't applicable to other database.