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Lawnchair: Client Side JSON Document Store

• keefe 17y ago
  nice idea, I am a JSON junkie but I tend to leave it at the transport layer
• pierrefar 17y ago
  Interesting. What about persistence between browser sessions? I couldn't see anything on the page about this.
  • jmtulloss 17y ago
    It uses the HTML5 database API.
    • mahmud 17y ago
      http://pablotron.org/?cid=1557 http://pablotron.org/?cid=1557 Pablotron persists to other "backends" for none html5 browsers: * flash: Flash 8 persistent storage. * gears: Google Gears-based persistent storage. * localstorage: HTML5 draft storage. * whatwg_db: HTML5 draft database storage. * globalstorage: HTML5 draft storage (old spec). * ie: Internet Explorer userdata behaviors. * cookie: Cookie-based persistent storage.
• bravura 17y ago
  At first blush, this project is very exciting. Persistent objects through JSON. No muss, no fuss. Lawnchair indeed! [edit: Here is the github source directly: http://github.com/brianleroux/lawnchair http://github.com/brianleroux/lawnchair ]
• IgorPartola 17y ago
  This project does provide a very nice API and I think it can be very useful in some circumstances. However, I think client side storage is not as important as server storage. After all, a client can have many "client sides" and the appeal of storing stuff on the server is that all of them can be stateless and synchronized. I can see myself using this as a very nice cache mechanism for intermediate data, but the permanent storage would stay on the server. <IMHO>SQL is not gross!</IMHO>
• lecha 17y ago
  Promising. Anyone care to summarize query capabilities?