sqlite One of the lowest viable tools in a developer’s toolkit. This is a complete -feature relative database that runs directly into your application. There is no server setup. There are no configuration files. Network is not a protocol. The only simple library that provides you with the power of RDBMS according to acid where you need it.
Scalite strengthens more applications than you think. It is in every smartphone, mostly web browsers, and countless desktop applications. Your phone probably has hundreds of SQLITE databases on it. Despite handling billions of databases around the world, many developers are not aware of all the cool things you can do with SQ Late.
This tutorial introduces Sqlite through practical examples in C/C ++, Azigar and Java. You can select and select languages that are in line with your needs. There is no language war. You will learn how to integrate SQM into real applications. Whether you are creating a desktop app, web API, or just need local data storage without a full database server drama, Scalite has your back.
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A brief introduction of sqlite
You can find my full collection of scalite code Playbacks in my free book, “Programming with SQLITE”.
This is what you will learn:
Chapter 1: Database Design and SQL
In this chapter, I cover relative database design and the basics of SQL. I keep it easy and practical. If you want more such introductory SQL content to go to me Intro SQL Book. If you want to work through some of the SQL issues, check 30 working SQL examples. If you already dream SELECT Rehmes, move forward to the chapter that is in line with your needs.
Chapter 2: Sqlite in C/C ++
In this chapter, I discuss how to use Sqlite API less than the C or C ++ program. When you use API, you have a lot of strength and I cover acid transactions. Yes, we are going to talk about pointer and memory management. Even if you are not C/C ++ programmers and do not touch any pointer since college, I recommend seeing this chapter. Understanding what is happening under the hood will make other chapters clear. In addition, you can influence your friends in parties by accidentally mentioning how you know how the database transactions really work.
Chapter 3: Sqlite in Azigar
Learn how to use SQLITE in any program, including Flask Web apps. No one else is hiding what is really happening. Just clean, directly access to database. I covers how to inquire and create a Scalite database and then show how to make using API Flask. By the end, you would have a working web API that did not need to install postgris QL, form connection pools, or sacrifice the database administration at the weekend.
Chapter 4: Sqlite in Java
In this last chapter I provide an example in Java using the JDBC. Because sometimes you need to write an enterprise code, and Sqlite works there too. Who says you need Oracle for everything?
Conclusion
Ready to discover sqlite? Start with the first playback and see how the entertainment database programming can happen. Each example is based on the previous one, which has a practical experience with the real code. Solving real problems to the real code.
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