System.Data.SQLite

Currently there is a fairly limited version of Microsoft.Data.Sqlite that supports Sqlite without prepared statements or (so far as I can tell) X64 support. As .net core is the future, this would be a super useful feature - to support netcore (or netstandard 1.2/1.3, whatever moniker is necessary.

I am aware that netcore doesn't support ADO.Net - but we're going to have to move forward at some point anyway.

Supporting something like .NET Core (i.e. anything without ADO.NET) would almost
be a complete rewrite.

netstandard2 should contain most of the ADO.Net APIs: https://github.com/dotnet/standard/blob/master/docs/faq.md#is-systemdata-part-of-net-standard

Moving forward, this is an increasingly important feature. Any idea if/when this will be added?

It's being considered for a future release, once the MSBuild and Visual Studio
tooling support are a bit more mature for .NET Standard 2.0.

.Net Standard 2.0 compatibility would be great. This is awaited by many users, as the Microsoft alternative has still some short-comings. (Example request received about this on Nhibernate side.)

My research indicates that supporting .NET Standard 2.0 would be possible.

The current plan is to tackle this before the next release.  However, that plan
may change.

Work on this feature is almost complete and will make the 1.0.109.0 release.

Most of the necessary changes are now on trunk.

The official Eagle binaries for .NET Core still need to be added in externals;
however, they will not be available until the Beta 42 release, which is still
pending.