How to Use SQLite Directly in Swift

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If you have an app that needs to squeak every bit of kilobyte of memory out, I would try understanding how to use SQLite directly. You can access the C libraries that Apple provides in Swift as well as Objective-C. There is a wrapper that I know of by Stephen Sellis called SQLLites. And then there's one that's been started recently called GRDB which is essentially FMDB, but more Swiftie so to speak.

Bonus! We talked about Automattic and Apple here...

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Aaron Douglas (@astralbodies)
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