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Why would you want SQL on the browser? You cannot sync it to any SQL backend. Are you shipping pure client-side apps with complex data structures?
by fiatjaf 9y ago
Why would you want SQL on the browser? You cannot sync it to any SQL backend. Are you shipping pure client-side apps with complex data structures?
- virtualwhys 9y ago> Why would you want SQL on the browser? To perform efficient storage and querying of client-side data. I'm having a hard time understanding why one wouldn't want SQL in the browser given the alternatives. > You cannot sync it to any SQL backend. Sure you can, most client-side frameworks these days (React, Angular, ...) keep track of application state. On state change push to client and/or server database via REST API depending on network connectivity.