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Android

Iskandar Fendi
Iskandar Fendi
5,700 Points
Posted by Iskandar Fendi
Iskandar Fendi
5,700 Points

Android SQLite Database

Ben Jakuben I was wondering if we can do some Android Project related to SQLite database for Android. I believe that SQL is used in everyday situation to cache data when there isn't any network available

4 Answers

Gloria Dwomoh
Gloria Dwomoh
13,116 Points

Hi Iskandar, we have an upcoming course in "Android Data Persistence". It is due to be released this month. There, you'd find stages called..."Using SQLite for Structured Data", "CRUD Operations with SQLite" and "Migrating a SQLite Database". So there you'd get to know about SQLite :D Stay tuned.

Joe Brown
Joe Brown
21,465 Points
Joe Brown
Joe Brown
21,465 Points

Yeah I literally keep checking in everyday to see if that course has been released yet

Gloria Dwomoh
Gloria Dwomoh
13,116 Points

We are still in October, so hopefully we'd hear of it, soon.

TJ Rogers
TJ Rogers
8,758 Points
TJ Rogers
TJ Rogers
8,758 Points

I second this sentiment. Really looking forward to the Android SQLite course.

Keep up the great work guys!

Jake barnly
Jake barnly
177 Points
Jake barnly
Jake barnly
177 Points

Hey everyone I had a question that I have been trying to get an answer to. With the new course and building a SQLite database, how would you connect it back into parse? Is there a way to build a SQLite data base to upload pictures and connect that with parse and what we learned with the course before, "Build a self destructing app?"