Supabase Is Acquiring Turso

54 points | by cvburgess an hour ago

9 comments

  • brainless 13 minutes ago

    I do not feel good about this. I really want SQLite (and the Turso re-write of it) to win for tiny apps that people will build more and more with LLMs. Desktop or server. Even serverless.

    The core tech is open source so that is good. Will it stay? I guess Turso hosting was not making enough revenue?

  • f311a 15 minutes ago

    I hope they will put more resources into fixing issues. I remember there were multiple attempts to add it to ClickBench, but each time new bugs were found.

    It should not be X times slower than SQLite.

    https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickBench/issues/336

    https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickBench/pull/1009

  • kilroy123 18 minutes ago

    UGH as a turso customer, I do not want this.

  • rvz 2 minutes ago

    Open source never pays the bills, nor do users here ever pay for open source.

  • vmg12 21 minutes ago

    This is great, I was a little worried that the turso project's future was tied to the success of turso the company and it has impacted a few of my technical choices and has resulted in me choosing sqlite over turso a few times.

    I'll likely be choosing turso going forward for projects.

  • theflyingelvis 22 minutes ago

    I use Turso for a small project. Seems to work well. Hope this doesn’t change

  • buckleyourshoe 17 minutes ago

    We use Turso for async in Rust projects. It's performance has been very good. Looking forward to what comes from this

  • drewbitt 4 minutes ago

    Nooooooooo

  • jackwsmth an hour ago

    Always been a fan of Supabase, but didn't expect this. Curious to see what comes of it!