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[ANN] NanoStore 2.0 is now available
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[ANN] NanoStore 2.0 is now available


  • Subject: [ANN] NanoStore 2.0 is now available
  • From: Tito Ciuro <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 09 May 2011 19:43:53 -0300

Hello everyone,

Last year I announced NanoStore, a SQLite-based engine to store and retrieve dictionaries while fully indexing its contents. NanoStore made some people happy, but I quickly realized that it could be better as feedback poured in. While NanoStore was simple and fairly efficient, the API could be improved with new features. Most important of all, I had to keep it simple. Today I'm happy to announce version 2.0, which brings several additions including:

* Storing your own custom objects
* Bags, a free-form relational system
* Dynamic queries
* Expressions and predicates
* Fully documented API

I have written a detailed introduction with more information, examples and performance tips. More information can be found below:

Project and Intro page: https://github.com/tciuro/NanoStore
API documentation: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2601212/NanoStore 2.0/html/index.html
NanoStore on Twitter: http://twitter.com/nanostoredev

Why did I write NanoStore? Because I felt that Core Data, while extremely powerful, was too complicated to master. Many developers do not want (nor care) about database design. A common feature developers wanted was to store data organically, that is, as the application evolves without having to revisit the schema and having to migrate it time after time. I believe that NanoStore sits nicely between SQLite and Core Data. So if you feel that Core Data or SQLite is a bit heavy for you, take NanoStore for a spin!

Cheers,

-- Tito
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