AWS Amplify DataStore
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SQLDelight
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| Fact | AWS Amplify DataStore | SQLDelight |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | DataStore cloud synchronization uses AWS AppSync and Amazon DynamoDB, and projects can also use services such as Amazon Cognito or AWS Lambda when added. | The docs provide extensions for Kotlin coroutines, RxJava, and AndroidX Paging, alongside a Gradle plugin. |
| Platforms | AWS documentation describes models for JavaScript, iOS, and Android applications. | The docs list SQLite support for Android, native iOS/macOS/Linux/Windows, JVM, JavaScript in browsers and Node, and multiplatform projects. |
| Purpose | Amplify DataStore provides an on-device repository for reading, writing, and observing data online or offline, with optional synchronization to the cloud and across devices. | SQLDelight generates typesafe Kotlin APIs from SQL statements. |
AWS Amplify DataStore plans
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SQLDelight plans
- Open-source SQLDelightFree
- SQLDelightFree
Pick AWS Amplify DataStore if…
It suits developers building JavaScript, iOS, Android, React Native, or Flutter applications needing offline storage and synchronized data. It is also relevant to teams planning AppSync, DynamoDB, or real-time data workflows.
Pick SQLDelight if…
SQLDelight suits Kotlin developers who want compile-time checks for SQL and database migrations. It may also fit projects using the listed database dialects and Kotlin integrations.