Now that the love for NOSQL has died and people got back to earth, can we reintroduce #WebSQL in browsers? There is NO NEED for it to have been removed without ever improving on it and replacing it with the horrid #IndexedDB

12 years ago I ported the first commit from my little toy PHP ORM to Javascript using loads of callback hell. As of today it works with async/await on @bunjavascript ! RIP #WebSQL, Long live #Sqlite!

Another example of how crazy spec creation can be. Spec writers with NIH syndrome, ignoring existing, working standards. Also see #websql vs #indexeddb

Deprecating and removing Web SQL - Chrome Developers #SQL #webSQL developer.chrome.com/blog/deprecati…

O #WebSQL para contextos de terceiros foi removido, uma década após o abandono do padrão de banco de dados WebSQL. sempreupdate.com.br/chrome-101-bet…

Good,Finally. Can we now finally agree that #WebSQL will be here to stay too and it's a perfectly working, perfectly valid method to store relational data in the browser and should be treated and promoted as such over that horrid NoSQL thing forced on us? venturebeat.com/2022/05/20/why…

HTML5 - Web SQL Database viastudy.com/2022/04/html5-… #viastudy #html5 #websql #database

I'm using #websql within #electronjs and wonder if it is going to be discontinued as a default browser local storage any time in the foreseeable future..? #javascript #javascriptdeveloper #database

After a week of bending my brain to use #IndexedDB, I can’t help but to wish for another attempt at #WebSQL. How come browsers run the most complex apps, but don’t have a matching database primitive?

How can I apply WAT (write ahead of time) when using webSQL stackoverflow.com/questions/6702… #websql #sqlite