Supercharge SQLite: A Guide to Using Extensions SQLite is the world’s most widely deployed database engine, praised for being self-contained, serverless, and zero-configuration. While its lightweight nature is a major benefit, SQLite ships with a stripped-down feature set compared to heavyweights like PostgreSQL. Fortunately, you do not have to migrate to a complex client-server model to get advanced features; you can supercharge your database using runtime-loadable extensions. What are SQLite Extensions?
SQLite extensions are compiled libraries (like .so on Linux, .dylib on macOS, or .dll on Windows) that can be loaded into your database process at runtime. They allow developers to introduce features directly into the core engine, including: SQLite for beginners: extensions
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