Arthur Hsu introduces Lovefield. Lovefield is an open-source relational database written in JavaScript and can run within browsers. It is fast, safe, easy to use, and supports Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer (version 10 and later), and Safari (version 5.1 and later).
Lovefield provides SQL-like APIs that are easy to learn and use, without the risk of SQL injection. The APIs cover queries (insert, update, delete, select), transaction management, parameter binding, and query observation. Lovefield also offers integrity check, data persistence, advanced indexing, and many other great features.
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19 responses to “Lovefield: A JavaScript Relational Database (100 days of Google Dev)”
can't believe I just now heard about this.
is there a different between lovefield and ala-sql
very Cool for data analytics
is this project still active??
Hi, is data stored inside browser secured?
Totally unrelated: where did you get that t-shirt ? Its fucking awesome.
Can it be used for mobile wep apps?
what's the font in the code section
很棒喔！
So professional introduction~ cool!
dat ass t-shirt tho 😀
bower uninstall lodash
bower install lovefield
Yet again, difficult to understand and closed captions don't provide much intelligence…
Did it work with typescript (auto completion tooling would be great in this builder scenario)?
Can't wait to try it. good project
Can't wait to play a with it. Very nice!
very nice!!!
The builder pattern for SQL queries looks really good.
cool