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But at the end you have to store it somehow and thus you employ the underlying browser DBs for that (like IndexedDB or WebSQL) => wrapper
by bonn1 12y ago
But at the end you have to store it somehow and thus you employ the underlying browser DBs for that (like IndexedDB or WebSQL) => wrapper
- coolbloke1324 12y agoBut that is the point... you don't have to store it in an underlying browser db. It runs as an in-memory store if you don't use an underlying engine. The persistence module is an optional extra and doesn't even need to be included in the library.
- bonn1 12y ago> The persistence module is an optional extra But a DB offers usually persistency and you called your product ForerunnerDB I still think that the communication/positioning/branding of ForerunnerDB could be improved since it's misleading.