Another useful and interesting video, your comparison has been excellent and very professional, continue with the channel, please, regards from Caracas, Venezuela
As I am completely new to Realm, it was not clear for me with this video if Realm can be used as an Offline local DB. This is just FYI about what the video shared, I already searched the info now. Love your work by the way! keep it up!
@Wagner Arcieri Mongo DB Realm is a db that you can use as a local only. But if you want you can connect it to the Mongo DB Atlas (cloud) to sync the data.
Can I use MongoDB Atlas with Room instead? With some listeners/change streams for server changes on particular collections? I want to switch from existing Firebase implementation that is based on Room, for chat app.
I m a fan of NoSQL databases for mobile, but can't seem to find something simple and reliable. Was using realm in production but realm is more opinionated for me. Updates can only happen on a managed objects.
@@StevdzaSan simpler, yes!! to the fact that you're working with a live data object which is like normal object, And defaulted to offline first mode, which is faster. Though you're right about learning curve, it's to be expected for something new. Pricing isn't that bad after all with all the features they offer it's normal. Because document is limited to 16mb only One trick will be to use other storages like AWS or Firebase Storage or Cloudnary to store large files and link them back to mongodb realm. All in all, I do really love it; and I appreciate you covering it, sadly though I didn't manage to purchase your course 😥😥 Stay blessed. Greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿
As a local database, yes. If you want you to use their cloud (Atlas), then yes, but to a certain extent. For a smaller project you can go without paying a cent.
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bro, your video lessons are so easy to learn and cover that heading, keep make like these videos. Thanks!!!
Another useful and interesting video, your comparison has been excellent and very professional, continue with the channel, please, regards from Caracas, Venezuela
Thanks!
Keep this man cooking!
After trying ObjectBox, I may never return to Room.
I haven't heard of this before, I need to try it. Thank you.
Upon checking this one, seems interesting. Will try this too. Thanks for sharing
MongoDB vs Firestore!?
Good suggestion for the video
As I am completely new to Realm, it was not clear for me with this video if Realm can be used as an Offline local DB. This is just FYI about what the video shared, I already searched the info now. Love your work by the way! keep it up!
Every local database is "offline". :)
@@StevdzaSan I kwon, but as you mentioned the MongoDB cloud it becomes unclear if it was a local database or a MongoDB SDK, like Firesbase SDK.
@Wagner Arcieri Mongo DB Realm is a db that you can use as a local only. But if you want you can connect it to the Mongo DB Atlas (cloud) to sync the data.
Thanks for the info
Can I use MongoDB Atlas with Room instead? With some listeners/change streams for server changes on particular collections? I want to switch from existing Firebase implementation that is based on Room, for chat app.
I m a fan of NoSQL databases for mobile, but can't seem to find something simple and reliable. Was using realm in production but realm is more opinionated for me. Updates can only happen on a managed objects.
Use ObjectBox. It's FOSS
how about firebase
Please make a tutorial about "SMS Retriever API" in Jetpack Compose ❤
Trying to master MongoDB realm, I started android dev with a strong JavaScript background. Realm is better for me and my projects
MongoDB realm supports pagging 3?
Does Realm work with Compose Lazy Column? To my knowledge Lazy Column supports only ROOM with Paging 3 for data from local storage
Yes, Paging 3 supports ROOM by default. But I'm not aware of its support for Realm tho.
@@StevdzaSan pls make a tutorial with paging 3 + network req. 😍
@@CC-bl7yf I already have a full tutorial series on that. Check one of my playlists. ✅️
Yes, it partially does work. I am using realm kotlin with LazyColumn in two compose projects.
What do you think of sqldelight
Haven't used it yet. But I will consider trying it out.
Try objectbox. It's even better than realm
Looks like you're comparing onions with potatoes just because both are not for same purpose, you should compare mongo realm vs firebase instead
Correct. But both are databases, which is why people want to know the difference 🤔
Thanks for the idea btw, I was planning to cover that one as well.
Firebase is not local database, realm is. 😂
Room is a 💩 when migration is needed
?? Why do you say that? What kind of problems you found?
Mongodb Realm is better for me 😊
Looks simpler, doesn't it? :)
@@StevdzaSan simpler, yes!! to the fact that you're working with a live data object which is like normal object,
And defaulted to offline first mode, which is faster.
Though you're right about learning curve, it's to be expected for something new.
Pricing isn't that bad after all with all the features they offer it's normal. Because document is limited to 16mb only One trick will be to use other storages like AWS or Firebase Storage or Cloudnary to store large files and link them back to mongodb realm.
All in all, I do really love it; and I appreciate you covering it, sadly though I didn't manage to purchase your course 😥😥
Stay blessed.
Greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿
is it Free
As a local database, yes. If you want you to use their cloud (Atlas), then yes, but to a certain extent. For a smaller project you can go without paying a cent.
@@StevdzaSan thanks for clarification i love your videos and courses
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