Can MySQL be used for apps?

Can we use MySQL for mobile app?

I assume you are asking about the database that will be running on the server side of your mobile app, right? Then the answer is yes. MySQL will do fine as would PostgreSQL or NoSQL databases. It all boils down to your app requirements and an effort on your part to tune the database to that requirements.

Should I use MySQL for my app?

When do we use MySQL? For applications that require high availability, security and support complex queries to search for relational data whose structure will not change over time, MySQL is the obvious choice for any application that will benefit from its pre-defined structure and pre-set schemas for data integrity.

Can SQL be used in mobile apps?

Since information handled by SQL systems is structured, we at Open as App can help businesses to make use of their SQL data and turn it into a mobile app. This can enable them to handle their information in new ways, to visualize it and make it available in user-friendly ways.

Can I use MySQL for Android app?

Android does not support MySQL out of the box. The "normal" way to access your database would be to put a Restful server in front of it and use the HTTPS protocol to connect to the Restful front end.