Creating and using an SQLite database for data persistence in Android apps. Covers the basics, as well as using foreign keys. Full source included.

Build an Android app that monitors the user's location and then records this information to a Firebase database, so you can view the device's exact coordinates in realtime.

If you're looking to keep track of data on your Android device, PortoDB might be exactly what you need. Here's how to install and use this mobile database.

In mobile apps, using a simple database backend such as SQLite can be useful in a variety of use cases. In this article we will take a look at Android* SQLite API and helper classes for database ...

For those people, there is Sailforms Database for Android – a personal database that lets you populate the app with every bit of personal data that will keep you on track: from scheduling, to ...

Android Studio 4.1 brings a new Database Inspector tool, some improvements to Material Design, and a more deeply integrated Android Emulator.

MCV Staff 19th May 2016 Development News If your app relies on a back end server to provide its data, you need to make sure the app still offers a great experience when the user is offline.