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when did that os support websql? tell me oh wait,it does not,because of this crappy indexedDB Moz pushed.

• Skinney 13y ago
  As far as I know, websql is deprecated. No work has been done on the standard since 2010. Firefox, Chrome and IE supports IndexedDB. There exists a shim that uses websql or indexeddb, depending on what's available.
  • camus2 13y ago
    Did you even try that shim? it's broken,and i'm not interested in using a slow nosql db where i'd have to do manual join or write javascript for queries to persist my complex datas in my offline apps
    • Skinney 13y ago
      Which one? There are several. Then don't target Firefox OS. It's not like Android or iOS is going to drop support for webSQL anytime soon. Me personally, I've written an orm around localstorage, work's everywhere :)
• icebraining 13y ago
  Not supporting your pet feature != not supporting offline webapps. WebSQL is not even a standard. Besides, if you want to use SQLite in the browser, you don't need WebSQL: https://github.com/kripken/sql.js https://github.com/kripken/sql.js
  • camus2 13y ago
    >Not supporting your pet feature ! See, your arrogance will be your doom,i'm sure devs that take HTML seriously will appreciate your contempt and disdain. >WebSQL is not even a standard. Because Moz folks did not support it. And you want me to use a (synchronous) javascript when browsers already cheap with sqlite? Did you even test sql.js ? No ,that's not even production ready
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