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Add clickable sections for OLTP and SQLite explanation in README #459

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  • Added collapsible sections using <details> and <summary> tags in the README.
  • Included a detailed but concise explanation of OLTP (Online Transaction Processing) systems, where they shine, and their real-world applications (e.g., banking system).
  • Added a section explaining how SQLite fits into OLTP, highlighting its advantages for small-scale, embedded, and mobile applications.
  • Both sections are designed to improve accessibility and understanding for users unfamiliar with these concepts.

- Added collapsible sections using `<details>` and `<summary>` tags in the README.
- Included a detailed but concise explanation of OLTP (Online Transaction Processing) systems, where they shine, and their real-world applications (e.g., banking system).
- Added a section explaining how SQLite fits into OLTP, highlighting its advantages for small-scale, embedded, and mobile applications.
- Both sections are designed to improve accessibility and understanding for users unfamiliar with these concepts.
Add clickable sections for OLTP and SQLite explanation in README
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penberg commented Dec 13, 2024

Hey @mbaneshi, thanks for doing this! I think we ought to add "web applications" there too because SQLite is pretty popular in that space with Ruby on Rails, for example, supporting SQLite by default IIRC.

Also, can we please just move this text to docs/manual.md? It's a lot of text and as @seonWKim suggested on Discord, we should just start writing docs for this thing.

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You are welcome. It is up to you. Please do what you think works; I have no idea.

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penberg commented Jan 16, 2025

This pull request has been marked as stale due to inactivity. It will be closed in 7 days if no further activity occurs.

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