Creating and using an SQLite database for data persistence in Android apps. Covers the basics, as well as using foreign keys. Full source included.

SQLite offers a powerful way to store and organize persistent data for your apps. This is a crucial and in-demand skill all developers should know!

Tainted SQLite database can run malicious code inside other apps, such as web apps or Apple's iMessage.

SQLite is designed to be fast, portable, and reliable, whether you’re storing only kilobytes of data or multi-gigabyte blobs. We'll take a look at SQLite, including where and when to use it and ...

AbstractIn mobile apps, using a simple database backend such as SQLite can be useful in a variety of use cases. In this article we will take a look at Android* SQLite API and helper classes for ...

Whether you want some quick and dirty data storage, or simply don’t have that heavy requirements for your local database system, SQLite is always a good choice. With its portable single-file ...

Install the Dapper and SQLite NuGet packages In this example, we’ll use Dapper to connect to and work with a SQLite database.

Tech Computing Adobe funds SQLite database Company says it's funding public-domain project incorporated into some of Adobe's own software. Also new: an Adobe open-source site.

The Android application will be having its own local database (SQLite database) which will be used for offline storage of data. This offline data needs to be updated on the centralized database ...

That’s why Ashok Emani has written a tutorial for Intel Developer Zone outlining how you can handle data synchronisation and offline capabilities. Ashok uses the standard Android APIs, an SQLite ...