As you might know, JayData supports saving and querying related entities without joining the tables on foreign keys manually. If you haven’t tried it, start with JayData and relationship article. This article will demonstrate the way to configure the name of ...
JayData supports relationships since the first version, but it worths a short post to cover this feature. If your application does more than saving and retrieving key-value pairs for configuration, you might arrive to a point when you want to manage ...
This feature is only available in JayData Pro version and works with local providers only. You can download JayData Pro from jaystack.com after a simple registration. For commercial usage you can either evaluate it for 30 days for free or you ...
We just released v1.2 of the JayData client/server library, a major release and the first in the set of releases that focus on providing a unified data management experience regardless of the tier: HTML5/Win8/Hybrid client app or NodeJS based server ...
As of v1.0.4, JayData supports embedded queries on WebSQL/SQLite provider. This allows you to form more complex selections, still only using clean JSLQ syntax. As additional advantage, you can avoid the need to handle additional asynchrony in your code, as ...
One of the nicest and coolest new feature of JayData is the Knockoutjs integration module that comes with the latest JayData release, version 1.0.4. With this you can have templated lists and two way data-bound displays in a matter of ...
I am happy to announce that we again made a new release for the JayData library. Here are the offerings of the new release: Feature highlights Knockout.js integration Using the Knockout.js module, your UI can be automatically refreshed when the data model changes, ...
This article covers the query capabilities aspects of JayData. JayData models databases and tables as EntityContext and Entity types. To model a simple database you need to define its entities, and via the sets of entities you define the tables as ...
