I am using SQLite and phonegap to create a multi platform app. However, I have run across an issue.
I am looking at opening a database which I have pre-populated using the SQLite Manager plugin. However, I am now looking for the location the phonegap stores the database files named '0000000000000001.db' and 'database.db'
I have found this for iPhone and Android, however cannot seem to get the location for the blackberry, Could someone please help.
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I am working on a simple flutter desktop application to practice flutter desktop. The problem is on my mind is the database selection. I think about MySQL but I do not want to force users to install MySQL. I want a database to operate locally, offline, device-based and not needed to install anything extra like sqlite for mobile (I do not know is sqlite available on desktop). I want it to be like get the .exe and run the app like c#. So, another question is does flutter need to be installed to run flutter desktop apps? Can you enlighten me a bit about flutter desktop if you have experience?
Database to use:
I'll recommend Hive db to use. It is no-sql and fast database. Does not require any additional software installation on desktop.
With hive db same code will work on desktop, web and mobile apps.
To run your flutter projet exe on Windows desktop, you don't need flutter to be installed on that desktop.
I am rather new to several of the technologies involved here but here is the scenario:
I have a Windows PC at home, a PC laptop and an iPad Pro. I have a React project that I am working on and would like to be able to do so from anywhere. I dont have any kind of VPN solution available, and a usb stick is mostly out for the iPad, so I was wanting to use Google Drive (or as a last resort iCloud) to store the project. Also I do not wish to use github for a number of reasons.
Can anyone outline the best way to work on a React project (With NodeJS) in a cloud based storage and further how to run / deploy it from the iPad station? Thank you!
I Think you have to use a git repository (github, gitlab or bitbucket works great), and all your machines should have the tools pre-installed (node, code editor).
If you want to code without any tool, I recommend https://codesandbox.io, it works great with small/medium projects. One of it's downside is that your projects will be public on the internet.
I have a web application that needs to be implemented as a desktop application. With my brief research about it, I came to know about Electron. Though it is an amazing tool to convert web applications to desktop ones, my application needs a database to run and it needs to be run offline. I also did read about using SQLite. I need to get more insight and suggestions as to how I should proceed with it.
Well if you are going to use SQLite don't to forget to encrypt the database.
To learn more about it check this
I am using https://github.com/brodysoft/Cordova-SQLitePlugin for my cordova based app and it supports android, iOS, windows OS for now.
However, we have also added blackberry OS to the app and I believe this sqlite plugin is unsupported for blackberry. As of now, the index page gets loaded in blackberry simulator and it stops there since the db does not get a call.
I am stuck at this since 3 days now and haven't found a solution yet. Could someone please provide with a solution as we only need to get over this step to publish the app successfully?
I'm about to write an application in either Adobe Air or Silverlight, to run standalone, offline, on the desktop. It's a simple enough application that allows the user to enter text data and will then print formatted documents based on that information. The obvious place to store all this relational data is in a database. I believe Air comes with SQLite out of the box, so no problems there, but from what I can tell Silverlight doesn't. How does Silverlight handle installing an out of browser application that needs to access a local database? Does the user have to install SQL/SQLite first and then Silverlight, or is there some way that Silverlight can deploy that side of things itself?
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I don't know much about Air, But Silverlight has IsolatedStorage for saving data on client-end and it has its own constrains. But if you want to have an application that can access local database why don't you try WPF(XBAP)?
This link can be helpful regarding SQLLite and Silverlight using IsolatedStorage.
http://forums.silverlight.net/forums/p/118411/267135.aspx
Regards.
I'm fairly certain silverlight isn't intended for... whatever it is you're trying to do.