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Honestly, SQLite has a lot of utilities, tutorials, useful adapters and UI hooks in Android. Core Data similarly on iOS. If you want me to go to your framework
by lnanek2 12y ago
Honestly, SQLite has a lot of utilities, tutorials, useful adapters and UI hooks in Android. Core Data similarly on iOS. If you want me to go to your framework instead, you'd have to provide something better than just redoing the API. E.g. network sync like Couch does.
- timanglade 12y agoAbsolutely. SQLite definitely beats us today on documentation, ecosystem — heck even on stability. Beyond offering a more simple API, we hope to have an edge on performance, data size (~50% smaller on disk) and ease of use for multi-threaded scenarios. As stated before, we’re also working on sync. Eventually we do hope to catch up to (or do better than) SQLite & Core data on docs & ecosystem as well. We all have to start somewhere, though!
- bsaul 12y agoI have just had a look at realm doc, but compared to core data, it seems to provide a MUCH cleaner api, especially regarding threading and transaction ( which i think i'm only starting to get right after having coded with core data for two years). I do agree that net syncing would definitely be a killer feature for me as well, but it's probably not the case for the average project ( which probably uses custom web services for crud on the serve side).