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Hive (Flutter Tutorial) – Lightweight & Fast NoSQL Database in Pure Dart

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Databases and dataMobile developmentNoSQL and document databasesFlutter and React Native

Learn how to use Hive, a lightweight and fast NoSQL database, to store data locally in Flutter apps.

📗 Get the starter project & learn from the written tutorial 👇👇 resocoder.com/hive-db-tutorial 👨‍💻 Do you write good code? Find out now! resocoder.com/good-code-quiz Storing data locally is a task which has to be done by almost every app. Maybe, you want to cache responses from a REST API or you're building an offline-only app. In any case, choosing the right local database can make all the difference in how quickly you can develop the app and also in how performant the app will be. Hive is a lightweight, yet powerful database which is easy to develop with and it also runs fast on the device. Unless you absolutely need to model your data with many relationships, in which case you should probably use SQLite, choosing this pure-Dart package with no native dependencies (it runs on Flutter Web!) can be the best option. Go to my website for more information, code examples, and articles: ● resocoder.com Follow me on social media: ● instagram.com/resocoder ● facebook.com/resocoder ● twitter.com/resocoder

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What people say. Recommended as a lightweight and easy-to-use local database option for Flutter apps.

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Hive DB Tutorial – Lightweight & Fast NoSQL Database in Pure Dart

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Database for Mobile app Hi Dev, New to flutter and trying to build mobile app. I need a database to store user Emails and password. I was considering firebase but I don’t want to be dependent on the service. Currently looking into Hive. They use ‘boxes’. It sounds a lot like blockchain. I’m kool with that. Just want something easy to maintain just how flutter makes it easy to merge design+development. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks. flutter + Hive