Hi, I am running into a frustrating issue with Google Stitch and wondering if anyone else has hit this.
I built a portfolio site on Stitch and deployed it to Netlify successfully on my first export. Everything worked fine.
After making some changes, I re-exported as a .zip and unzipped it — but this time the folder only contains:
-
- screen.png
No index.html. No code.html. No CSS. Just the project brief and a screenshot.
This means I can't deploy any updates to my live site. My first export had all the site code in it, so something changed between exports.
Has anyone else run into this? Is there a different export setting I should be using, or is this a known bug?
For context: I'm exporting via Export → .zip from within the Stitch builder. Running the latest version.
Any help appreciated!
I am planning to build a simple database from scratch with the following goals:
Extremely lightweight
Memory efficient
Low power consumption
Fast startup time
Minimal dependencies
Suitable for embedded devices and low-end hardware
Current ideas:
No SQL parser initially
Simple key-value or document-based storage
Efficient disk layout
Minimal memory allocations
Written in Rust
Focus on performance and simplicity over features
What design choices would you recommend for:
Storage engine structure
Memory management
Indexing strategy
Data types
Concurrency model
Disk persistence format
Also, what common mistakes do new database developers make when designing a lightweight database?