Making use of the Cordova SQLite plugin by Chris Brody, you can use a SQLite data source for managing your data in Android and iOS. Pair this with ngCordova and you can better compliment your Ionic Framework development with an AngularJS experience. Like with all my tutorials, let's start by creating a fresh Ionic project: Hello, quick minds Today I come with a tutorial of implementation of SQLite in ionic 3. Yes of course, sometimes we need one local storage for our applications. This is too obvious that storage is must require to arrange the data and get it back in a proper way. So guys if you are new []

Ionic Native - Native plugins for ionic apps. Improve this doc SQLite $ ionic cordova plugin add cordova-sqlite-storage $ npm install @ionic-native/sqlite I usually release 2 to 3 new mobile development tutorials every week. If you've been reading my beginner series of tutorials then you've probably seen a few example applications and had a bit of a play with Ionic. When building an app from scratch though it's a bit more intimidating, and you Making use of the Cordova SQLite plugin by Chris Brody, you can use a SQLite data source for managing your data in Android and iOS. Pair this with ngCordova and you can better compliment your Ionic Framework development with an AngularJS experience. If you're using Ionic 2, you should check out this tutorial instead. I would like to know how to use Sqlite with Ionic 2 rc.o release.I am finding it difficult as there are no examples for the latest version release and i am stuck.Nothing on the net seems to be updated.A supporting example for Sqlite would be of great use. If you've followed my getting started with Ionic 2 Forms in my previous tutorial, the above will probably appear usual.Nothing fancy going on, just an implicit form created. For now, we have not implemented the SQLite backend, so we will simply console log the output from the form above, which can be done as this: It's a common question I hear f