SQLite for Everything
Summary
The article advocates treating SQLite as a universal data engine, arguing it can replace multiple specialized systems (full-text search, document store, queue, time-series, vector DB, and more) while offering simplicity and portability. It emphasizes SQLite's rock-solid stability, ease of installation, and the benefits of keeping data in a single file, while noting practical limits like a single writer and caveats for larger-scale deployments.