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GRDB-ORM
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Jasperav / GRDB-ORM

GRDB-ORM

🚀 GRDB ORM, generate Codable structs with maximum performance

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What it is

🚀 GRDB ORM, generate Codable structs with maximum performance

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This week on Hacker News

Nov 7–Nov 14 UTC · Direct repository links and separately labeled related project stories. Indexed through 11/14/2026, 1:49:46 PM UTC.

No direct repository links were found in the indexed HN discussions over the past seven days. Older discussions are available below.

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Observed mentions: 2023-02-09 14:52:15 UTC to 2025-09-17 18:15:41 UTC.

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What Hacker News says

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wahnfrieden·Sep 17, 2025
GRDB appears to encourage Codable which is very slow. It does not require it though and there are some alternatives, some of which are also slow. ("Slow" can still mean "fast enough", depending on the user.) SQLiteData uses this library which uses Swift macros to generate performant interfaces to schema statically at build time: https://github.com/pointfreeco/swift-structured-queries The alternative I've seen for doing this with GRDB seemed more cumbersome and lacks community adoption: https://github.com/Jasperav/GRDB-ORM You must define schema and queries in an unusual external file that a Rust tool transforms for you. There is also this library which does not use GRDB but takes a similar approach to SQLiteData though you have to run a program that generates the bindings outside of your normal build: https://lighter-swift.github.io/docum
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entation/lighter/perfor...
In SQLiteData: A fast, lightweight replacement for SwiftData using SQL and CloudKit
beezlesocialapp·Feb 9, 2023
Hey all, After years of working, I finally completed Beezle Social, discover local events! Beezle Social is an app that is ready to be downloaded on the App Store and possibly soon on the Play store as well! With Beezle, you can explore events happening nearby. Check out the website at https://beezleapp.com/. The app can be downloaded at: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/beezle-social/id1661982809. I completed this on my own. Rust is used at the backend. I did choose Rust because of its safety and speed. I took me awhile to get used to the type-system, but after that, I was amazed by the functionality and ecosystem. It is a joy working with macro's, cargo and code quality of other libraries. Swift is used at the frontend. Obviously I preferred Swift over Obj-c. I used SwiftUI + UIKit to make the UI. The whole chatting part is done with UIKit
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because SwiftUI does not support advanced text editing options. I used some hacks in the chatting part to make sure SwiftUI doesn't reload everything all the time when a new message comes in. AWS is used at the deploying side. I used ECS and Docker to deploy the server and a lot of other services for media, CDN and mailing system. Beezle used libraries I created: https://github.com/Jasperav/Catalytic and https://github.com/Jasperav/GRDB-ORM. Catalytic is an ORM for the scylla-rust-driver and GRDB-ORM an ORM for GRDB. I am happy to answer any question! Please download the app, leave a review and ping me if you missing features.
In My App 'Beezle Social' Is Live on the App Store. Used: Rust, Swift and AWS
BeezleSocial·Feb 9, 2023
Hey all, After years of working, I finally completed Beezle Social, discover local events! Beezle Social is an app that is ready to be downloaded on the App Store and possibly soon on the Play store as well! With Beezle, you can explore events happening nearby. Check out the website at https://beezleapp.com/. The app can be downloaded at: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/beezle-social/id1661982809. I completed this on my own. Rust is used at the backend. I did choose Rust because of its safety and speed. I took me awhile to get used to the type-system, but after that, I was amazed by the functionality and ecosystem. It is a joy working with macro's, cargo and code quality of other libraries. Swift is used at the frontend. Obviously I preferred Swift over Obj-c. I used SwiftUI + UIKit to make the UI. The whole chatting part is done with UIKit
Read the rest
because SwiftUI does not support advanced text editing options. I used some hacks in the chatting part to make sure SwiftUI doesn't reload everything all the time when a new message comes in. AWS is used at the deploying side. I used ECS and Docker to deploy the server and a lot of other services for media, CDN and mailing system. Beezle used libraries I created: https://github.com/Jasperav/Catalytic and https://github.com/Jasperav/GRDB-ORM. Catalytic is an ORM for the scylla-rust-driver and GRDB-ORM an ORM for GRDB. I am happy to answer any question! Please download the app, leave a review and ping me if you missing features.
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