
Cost Efficient
The Data Edge can save you money versus cloud storage
Deploy database replicas where you need and read locally with less overhead
Deploy anywhere in the world, including in your own infrastructure, and get up to microsecond latency.
SQLite is the most used database engine in the world because it’s the easiest and it just works. Turso brings that everywhere.
Free Starter plan with up to 500 databases and up to 10,000 databases with the Scaler plan for only $29 a month.
ThePrimeagen
@ThePrimeagen
i just love how they build their product its dev first and obviously that way. the cli is glorious, language offering is in several popular languages, and the free tier plan is better than all of the competition
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Sébastien Chopin
@Atinux
Also deployed Nuxt Todo Edge with @tursodatabase with replicas. The performance are 🤯 Demo: https://nuxt-todos-turso.pages.dev Code: https://github.com/Atinux/nuxt-todos-edge
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Kent C. Dodds 🌌
@kentcdodds
Anyone pushing data to the edge is on my favorites list. Doing it with SQLite pushes them to the top. Very interesting tech here: http://chiselstrike.com @tursodatabase
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Michael Jackson
@mjackson
Turso seems like a really cool idea. SQLite at the edge, but with a twist. They have actually forked SQLite and added features, like data redundancy and embedded wasm functions. Definitely gonna give this a shot sometime soon 👍
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Miško Hevery (Builder.io/Qwik)
@mhevery
Been using both @tursodatabase and @DrizzleOrm while building the @QwikDev insights, and it is a very enjoyable experience on all fronts.
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Subhendu Pratap Singh
@subhendupsingh
Have been evaluating different databases for edge after @leeerob's "2023 State of Databases" article. Came across @ChiselStrike #Turso, seamless getting started and global replication. It's already where Cloudflare's D1 is trying to get. Kudos @glcst
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See why developers are excited about Turso.
The Data Edge can save you money versus cloud storage
Deploy database replicas where you need and read locally with less overhead
Modern applications with regionally distributed user hotspots need Turso
Easily scale with your userbase from where you are today to however many locations you need
Because of its easy configuration, effortless testing and operational efficiency
libSQL is the Open Contribution fork of SQLite the team created to power Turso
Iku-Turso is a mythological Finnish sea creature that is an elemental force of nature. When we created Turso this seemed the ideal “spirit animal” for what we were building, and we named our mascot Iku.
We are explorers. We thrive on delivering trailblazing products that make developers’ lives easier and actually work. We are constantly listening for feedback from our users about how we can improve on how things have always been done.
While technically San Francisco based, we are a truly globally distributed remote work company based on four different continents. We have twelve countries and nine time zones represented and we all collaborate remotely together.
We are the opposite of hierarchical. We thrive on sharing ideas while not being dogmatic about them, and everyone has a seat at the table. But our users always sit at the head of the table, and their needs are our ultimate organising principle.
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