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D. Richard Hipp

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Dwayne Richard Hipp, known as D. Richard Hipp, is an American software developer born in 1961. He is the primary author of SQLite, the compact database engine, as well as the Fossil source control system and the Pikchr diagram language. He also wrote the Lemon parser generator and CVSTrac, a project whose ideas inspired the Trac issue tracker, and he served as a member of the Tcl core team. His projects span a database engine, a version control system, a diagram language, a parser generator and a project tracker.

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1961 1
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Databases, Fields
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SQLite, Systems
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is an American software developer
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born April 9, 1961
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created in 2000 by Dwayne Richard Hipp
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