Introducing Realm Xamarin: A Reactive Database for .NET
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Re: Introducing Realm Xamarin: A Reactive Database for .NET
#2When will UWP be supported? Kind of important for me.
Re: Introducing Realm Xamarin: A Reactive Database for .NET
#3When will UWP be supported? Kind of important for me.
[name redacted] here. We don't have a specific timeline for it, but it's being planned. See https://github.com/realm/realm-dotnet/issues/509
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#4What's meant by a reactive database vs a non-reactive one?
Re: Introducing Realm Xamarin: A Reactive Database for .NET
#5What's meant by a reactive database vs a non-reactive one?
Hey, Yavor on the Realm team here. A reactive database allows you to structure your code so that you "react" to changes in your data layer - you don't have to re-run queries to get updates, because Realm updates all your data objects to point to the newest version of your data. Check out the sample code in your blog post: https://realm.io/news/introducing-realm-xamarin
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#6What's meant by a reactive database vs a non-reactive one?
Hey, Yavor on the Realm team here. A reactive database allows you to structure your code so that you "react" to changes in your data layer - you don't have to re-run queries to get updates, because Realm updates all your data objects to point to the newest version of your data. Check out the sample code in your blog post: https://realm.io/news/introducing-realm-xamarin
Derp. your blog post should read the blog post.
Re: Introducing Realm Xamarin: A Reactive Database for .NET
#7in case anyone else didn't notice this at the top of the page "Realm is a mobile database: a replacement for SQLite & Core Data"
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#8Couchbase Mobile is also available for .Net here: http://developer.couchbase.com/documentation/mobile/1.1.0/ge...
In addition to the reactive features that Realm offers, it also supports offline synchronization and works with a server component that offers fine grained acces control.
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#9Hadn't seen Realm before, looks pretty sweet. Do you know of anybody using it with Appcelerator Titanium?
Re: Introducing Realm Xamarin: A Reactive Database for .NET
#10I wish they would focus more on getting Realm to version 1.0.