GRDB Stories

The little things that make the SQLite library GRDB.swift different.

GRDB integrates well with iOS. Today we’ll talk about memory management.

iOS likes applications that do not consume much memory. Small applications stay longer in memory, even in the background, ready to be reactivated at the user’s will.

GRDB makes your database a good iOS citizen by releasing as much memory as possible on low-memory conditions, and when your app enters background: see Memory Management.

https://github.com/groue/GRDB.swift

1. Fetching Values
2. Memory Consumption
3. Querying the Database from the Debugger
4. Primary Key Freedom
5. FetchedRecordsController
6. Loose Coupling between Objects and Database
7. Four different ways to handle SQLite concurrency
8. How to build an iOS application with SQLite and GRDB.swift
9. Unexpected SQLite with Swift