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Paul Robertson presents a detailed examination of AIR's SQLite database

Posted by Rob Christensen in Presentations

Adobe AIR team member Paul Robertson, a technical writer and expert on AIR's SQLite database, recently presented a very insightful session titled at 360|Flex titled "AIR SQLite: An optimization conversation". If you are interested in learning more about AIR's SQLite database, this video presents a deep dive on the topic ranging from architecture to best practices around performance.

Paul's has made the slides from his talk available on his website. In addition, you can also find details about working with the local database in our documentation for Flex, Flash and HTML/Ajax developers.

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