On Sun, Nov 11, 2012 at 3:41 PM, Horton <tar
...@euzo.ca> wrote:
> I know that Indexed Db is a standard, but it looks like whoever wrote that
> standard has never written a single business application that uses a
> database.****
> I can’t even create a mini database to store the app settings without
> going through tons of complications and limitations, bugs, crashes, etc.**
> **
> That thing is messed up on every level, the API and the developer tools,
> let’s ignore the developer tools for a second and talk about the API.****
> Creating a database, deleting a database, opening, creating tables or
> object stores, all of that must be made simple and working, none of it is,
> even the error handling, you must use try and catch and on error function
> all at the same time since the code may trigger an exception or call a
> function when there is an error?****
> I know pot is now legal in some places, but please use it after work :-)**
> **
> Who knows, maybe the Indexed DB guy is genius, and I still need time to
> get used to it, but I doubt it. ****
> Request: Make Indexed DB useful for business applications, how? hire a guy
> and ask him to write one using IndexedDb, and record his cursings, you will
> get a clue :)****
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