Muchas Gracias por haber hecho el video que te sugeri, es muy util en general, tener en cuenta las capacidades de los distintos tipos de bases de datos. Thank you very much for making this type of video, showing the different kinds of capabilities of the different dbases. i remember talk with you some weeks ago about this, and you accomplish very fast with a video talking of that, for that, Thank you AGAIN.
@@JokhioApps To YOU. By the way, i have some other questions, i do not know the proper way to ask you. Maybe posting the question here is not the best. Do you have any alternative way (messenger service or mail). There are questions about the use of sketchware and others about comments about already made apps and add-ons to this. Again thank you for the fastest replay.
sir i want to develop do crud operations and store data on an remote server where multiple users of my app can access the same data. So which database i have to use and if MySql then can integrate it using java?
Yes in my opinion you should choose mySQL....... And as for using it with java you can use *java database connector* reference link : www.vogella.com/tutorials/MySQLJava/article.html#:~:text=To%20connect%20to%20MySQL%20from,file%20which%20we%20require%20later. Btw I have not tried it bro
Brother Storage is different from DB.... Btw Webhosting is good for your purpose ..... If you want it ultra fast you need to use CDN but Webhosting will also work for you
I want to make a store management app. It should be offline. What database should i select. It should be free of cost as my data won’t be more than 200MB.
@@JokhioApps yes, the idea is the app is going to be operated in offline during the day and at the end of the day it is going to backup data so that some other tools like Power BI can use them for further analysis(to make dashboard). Its my start up business, that's why I dont want to invest money in this sector. I want to make it free of cost. if the data size is getting bigger, I'll delete backup data to minimize in app data size. So that I can run in low space.
@@ShovonMallick41 if it's start up you're gonna need to invest. BTW it's up to you what data format you're going to use depending on the tools that you're going to use can accept that format.
You can export your data from firebase and import it to mySQL. But you have to do a lot of work in the app itself to replace firebase things with PHP APIs and also creating PHP APIs
