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A large percentage of mobile apps use SQLite relational databases for persistence (such as Core Data on iOS), but are they always the right option?
NoSQL databases offer a compelling alternative in web applications, but developers seem firmly attached to a relational model on the device. There are a number of scenarios where this can deliver sub-optimal outcomes, such as search performance and data sync. This presentation will cover these issues and present a few alternatives, focusing on practical demonstrations of specific NoSQL approaches on iOS, however the concepts are highly applicable to other mobile platforms.
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Beyond SQLite & Core Data – NoSQL for mobile apps
Sam Ritchie
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