Mobile and edge development encompasses technologies and methods for creating applications that run on mobile devices and edge computing platforms.
This segment covers concepts and approaches for managing state and data in mobile and edge-oriented applications. It includes local storage, synchronization strategies, caching mechanisms, and handling of limited or intermittent connectivity. The focus is on consistent and robust data handling close to the device, independent of build or distribution mechanisms.
Local persistence refers to storing application data on the client or device to enable offline use, caching, and performance optimization.
Concepts and patterns for synchronizing data state across systems, services, and stores.
SQLite is an embedded, serverless SQL database engine implemented as a single library, suitable for local persistence in applications.