The whole sqlite documentation is full of gold gems and other curious documents mostly to appease bureocrats and big companies. It doubles as a fun read other than being incredibly useful.
It's almost a HN meme at this point (and you might be referencing it ;-)). But for anyone unaware, SQLite's test coverage is _outstanding_ and well worth reading about[0].
The whole sqlite documentation is full of gold gems and other curious documents mostly to appease bureocrats and big companies. It doubles as a fun read other than being incredibly useful.
See, for example: "Defense about the dark arts" (https://sqlite.org/security.Html) and "Why in C?" saying "Because C is best."
Your link to the security page is broken because of the capital H in your URL. It should be: https://www.sqlite.org/security.html
So is the official pronunciation of SQLite spelling out the letters then? I’d expect “a” not “an”…
I have never heard it pronounced in any other way than "s-q-lite".
Odd. I've never heard it pronounced in any other way than "Sequel-lite".
Officially it’s S-Q-L-ite, as if it were a mineral.
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It’s impressive. To admit fallibility is to be honest. It represents confidence.
Also represents good test coverage
It's almost a HN meme at this point (and you might be referencing it ;-)). But for anyone unaware, SQLite's test coverage is _outstanding_ and well worth reading about[0].
[0] https://www.sqlite.org/testing.html