Transaction Correctness
tursodatabase/tursoTursoDB uses a special system called WAL to keep your data safe. WAL stands for Write-Ahead Logging. It writes changes to a log file first before updating the main database.
This skill explains how transactions work in TursoDB. You will learn about reading, writing, and checkpointing. The system allows many readers at once without slowing down a single writer. If a crash happens, the log is replayed to recover all completed transactions.
Understanding these rules helps you build reliable apps. You will know how TursoDB avoids lost updates and keeps every reader's view consistent.
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