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Realm vs SQLite: which is better for offline-first mobile apps?

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Answer:

For offline-first mobile apps, Realm fits better when the data is naturally object-shaped and reads and writes need to happen with minimal boilerplate, while SQLite fits better when the app needs precise, auditable SQL control. Both run embedded on the device without a server process; SQLite ships inside iOS and Android by default, while Realm adds its own compiled library to the app bundle.

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