SQLite: Local Database | Swift 4, Xcode 9

Today we go over how to save data to a local database with SQLite using Swift 4. This tutorial will go over the basics of using SQLite in your iOS app so you can store user data. By the end of this tutorial, you will know how to create, read, update, and delete from your local database.

When you need to persist information into a database on a user’s device, SQLite can be a very powerful tool. As opposed to Core Data, SQLite is an actual database, whereas Core Data is a framework that manages an object graph. Adding a performant framework for storing data that a developer can manage is an invaluable tool that you can add to your arsenal.

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