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In our recent blog, @_marcobambini discusses how he used SQLite to power SQLite Cloud's documentation search, and how you can to!. Read more below! 👇.

Backups allow for PITR, continuously backing up your databases to S3-compatible storage. Read more about both features below! 👇.

Weblite is a collection of auto-generated APIs you can use to interact with your databases and edge functions. Now, you can build your entire app on SQLite Cloud without a client library or web server.

In this week's release notes, we take a look at two new features in SQLite Cloud - Weblite and Backups!.

We can’t wait to see what you build with these new features. Follow and stay tuned for more exciting updates as SQLite Cloud heads to GA! 🎉 .

To trigger your edge functions, use SQLite Cloud Webhooks! Webhooks can be triggered via external API call, or on database operations like insert, update and delete for real-time, event-driven use cases.

Welcome to the Summer of SQLite ☀️. We’re excited to announce Edge Functions and Webhooks in SQLite Cloud!. Now, you can write logic that runs directly on the server where your SQLite data is stored for ultra-fast data processing and easy third-party integration.

This difference takes a bit of getting used to, especially if you're usually writing SQL for other database engines. But once you experience SQLite's flexibility, it's hard to go back! Learn more about types, affinities and more in our recent blog post 👇.

Most SQL database engines are statically typed - SQLite is not most database engines!. SQLite supports flexible data models by allowing columns to store any kind of data. They aren't "typed", but rather, have "affinities".

Check out our latest blog post on the different node types in SQLite Cloud, and how to scale effectively 👇.