Tessl says JavaScript and SQLite are enough for personal apps
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Tessl argues in its blog that personal apps, software built around one person's needs, can be written in JavaScript or TypeScript with SQLite as the local database.
The post, a first-party source, shows three examples: Bonn Tonne, Daybreak, and Quote-Assist. The author says Cloudflare Durable Objects and the open-source celld project can run such apps, with each app isolated in its own V8 isolate and SQLite database.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 21, 5:13 AM ET
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AITessl describes "personal apps," software built around one person's needs, and says JavaScript or TypeScript with SQLite as a local database is enough to build them. The author shows three examples: Bonn Tonne, Daybreak, and Quote-Assist. The author says Cloudflare Durable Objects and the open-source celld project can run such apps, with each app isolated in its own V8 isolate and SQLite database.
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