HTML5 WebStorage

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With the deprecation of SQLite in NimbleKit, developers have been encouraged to utilize the functionality in HTML5's Web Storage.

Using HTML5, developers now have a few more options: localStorage, sessionStorage, and client-side databases.

localStorage: (Currently editing this section)

sessionStorage: (Currently editing this section)

client-side databases: HTML5 allows developers to use a simple but powerful JavaScript database API to store persistent data in a relational format. Developers can use standard SQL statements to create tables, insert, update, select, and delete rows, etc. It even supports transactions.

(Still working on writing the full tutorial on using HTML5_WebStorage. In the meantime, NimbleKit users can read this chapter, [1], containing solid tutorials and examples.)

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