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This is a follow-up article in the Getting Started Series. In this article, we learn how to modify/migrate Realm local only database schema.
As you add and change application features, you need to modify the database schema, and the need for migrations arises, which is very important for a seamless…
We just released v0.6.0 of Realm Kotlin. It contains support for Kotlin/JVM, indexed fields as well as a number of bug fixes.
The new Realm Kotlin SDK was designed from its inception to support Multiplatform. So far, we’ve been focusing on KMM targets i.e Android and iOS but there was…
I’m all-in on using SwiftUI to build iOS apps. I find it so much simpler than wrangling with storyboards and UIKit. Unfortunately, there are still occasions when SwiftUI doesn’t let you do what you need-forcing you to break out into UIKit.
Android has been on the edge of evolution for a while recently, with updates to androidx.activity:activity-ktx to 1.2.0. It has deprecated startActivityForResult in favour of registerForActivityResult.
It was one of the first fundamentals that any Android developer has learned, and the backbone of Android's way of communicating between two components…
In this article, we will explore and learn how to build a splash screen with SplashScreen API, which was introduced in Android 12.
It is the first view that is shown to a user as soon as you tap on the app icon. If you notice a blank white screen…
When building a mobile app, there’s a good chance that you want it to pull in data from a cloud service-whether from your own or from a third party. While other technologies are growing (e.g., GraphQL and MongoDB Realm Sync), REST APIs are still prevalent.
It’s easy to make a…
In the previous post in this series, we saw how to migrate your Realm data when you upgraded your iOS app with a new schema. But, that only handled the data in your local, standalone Realm database. What if you’re using MongoDB Realm Sync to replicate your local Realm data…
Murphy’s law dictates that as soon as your mobile app goes live, you’ll receive a request to add a new feature. Then another. Then another.
This is fine if these features don’t require any changes to your data schema. But, that isn’t always the case.
Fortunately, Realm has built-in functionality…
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