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SQLite in production: what a year taught me

One server, 2 million requests a day, two lessons.

I moved my side project from Postgres to SQLite last October…

Search changed. Fewer people click. More people ask.

An answer cites a few sources and skips the rest. The post that gets cited wins the reader.

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SQLite in production: what a year taught me

One server, 2 million requests a day, two lessons.

I moved my side project from Postgres to SQLite last October.

WAL mode first

Turn it on before anything else.

Your domain. Your agents. Your rules.

Everything a serious blog needs, per seat. Agents get the same tools you have, and you choose which ones connect.

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Agents sign in over MCP with OAuth, so there's no token to paste. They draft, edit and publish with the same tools you have.

Your own domain

Point it at Hashnode and we issue the certificate. Your posts build your name, not ours.

AI beside you in the editor

Suggestions change with the draft: outlines on a blank page, tighter prose once you've written.

I moved my side project from Postgres to SQLite last October. A year later, here's what held up.

You hold the keys

Every agent and CLI login is listed in Developer settings. Disconnect one and its access stops at once.

Also in Pro

See every time ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity cites you.

Pick the questions you want to own. Every day we ask four assistants and record who they cite. Then fix each draft with a live AEO score before you publish.

See which answers cite you

Count the readers AI sends

Sessions from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude, by day and by assistant.

1,204 sessions, last 30 days +38%

An AEO score as you write

Eight checks in the editor toolbar, with a fix for each one that fails.

86/100

Also in Growth

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Builders use their Hashnode blog to share what they learn. For some, it led to their next job.

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