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Top 7 React Native Databases For App Development

A developer must be aware of a plethora of back-end tools when using React Native databases. However, the database must be chosen based on requirements. Ergo, you must first understand your requirements before looking for an ideal database for your react native application. To know more visit at https://www.zenesys.com/blog/top-react-native-databases

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Top 7 React Native Databases For App Development

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  1. Top 7 React Native Databases For App Development

  2. Leading Local databases for React Native development 

  3. Realm Database The Realm was launched in 2004 to ease development and help developers with mobile applications faster. It is a cross-platform, open-source, object-oriented database used in mobile and website development.Realm Database constitutes two components Realm database and Realm object server. These elements work together to automatically synchronize data, allowing for a wide range of use cases, from offline applications to complex backend integrations.

  4. SQLite • Are you looking for a grounded and designed database for your react-native app development? Well, the SQLite database is the one. It is an RDMS (relational database management system) for solving the mobile app's storage requirements.The term SQLite where Lite described as lightweight, meaning the database is lightweight and requires minimal setup, database administration, and resources.Furthermore, it allows you to write the content into different files directly and does not require a server separately. The data stored in the form of plain text format can be encrypted using the SQLite Encryption Extension (SSE).

  5. Firebase: • Firebase is owned by Google and supports a NoSQL database. It can manage MVC-based react native apps that require a high database. And if you want to develop an app that requires offline updation of data and synchronization, Firebase is the ideal choice. • Moreover, it has a tool that tracks performances to help you detect the bugs in your app, and you have access to remove the data anytime from the Google server. It is highly compatible with SOX regulations which makes it best for the finance and banking industry.

  6. Watermelon DB:

  7. PouchDB is an open-source and lightweight javascript database that stores data in JSON format and enables all read, delete, update and create functions using JS API.When using the app offline, it stores data locally, and then later, after getting a proper internet connection, the data is then synchronized with servers and CouchDB.It also offers replication features to sync data with multiple clients without any data loss. Moreover, it is best when it comes to data security. PouchDB:

  8. Vasern: • Vasern is known for its fast, open-source, and lightweight features and was developed using Golang s server-side language by Google. Its API is used to create local data, cloud storage, and syncing across the app’s clients. Vasern design and structures got motivation from various open-source databases.

  9. BerkeleyDB: • Berkeley DB is a publically available, high-performance React Native backend platform that enables developers to manipulate data differently. It has an API for different languages, including iOS and Android. • It can handle data in various ways, including relationally, as SQLite does, or byte arrays, and it supports numerous data items for a single key.

  10. CONTACT US  • Web: www.zenesys.com • Address: 2591 Dallas Parkway, Suite 300 Frisco, Texas, United States  • Email: info@zenesys.com • Phone: +1 (323) 565-1141

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