SQLite Rewritten in Rust, TypeScript Build Tools, and Web Observability

Published on 11.07.2025

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The great SQLite rewrite

TLDR: Turso releases the first alpha of their ambitious SQLite rewrite in Rust, promising async APIs, concurrent writes, and native vector search while maintaining SQLite's legendary reliability.

Introducing the first alpha of Turso: The next evolution of SQLite

zshy: Bundler-free TypeScript builds

TLDR: Colin Hacks releases zshy, a zero-config build tool that uses TypeScript compiler directly instead of bundlers, focusing on dual-module output and declarative package.json configuration.

GitHub - colinhacks/zshy: Bundler-free build tool for TypeScript libraries

valtio-reactive: Bridging state management and reactivity

TLDR: Daishi Kato introduces valtio-reactive, adding effect and computed primitives to Valtio's proxy-based state management, bringing reactive programming patterns to JavaScript.

Introducing valtio-reactive: a Reactive Library Built on Valtio

jsonrepair: Fixing broken JSON automatically

TLDR: Jos de Jong releases jsonrepair, a library that automatically fixes common JSON syntax errors, from missing quotes to Python-style constants, with streaming support for large documents.

GitHub - josdejong/jsonrepair: Repair invalid JSON documents

Promise.allSettled for better async state management

TLDR: Article explores using Promise.allSettled instead of Promise.all to track individual promise outcomes rather than failing fast, providing better visibility into concurrent async operations.

Managing the State of Your Promises

Unistyles 3.0: Performance-focused React Native styling

TLDR: Unistyles 3.0 launches with C++ integration and selective updates, promising zero re-renders for style changes by building dependency graphs at the native level.

Introducing Unistyles 3.0!


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