I would disagree in certain circumstances - I manage my companies Docker image and the sysadmins manage the container infrastructure

@Zubi48 but... why?

Am I the only one to notice that that's printed on (what looks like) a mouse pad?!?

The temptation to comment with just 'kill yourself' was great :-P

I agree with @jacojvvdev - an api is the best bet

Hi @rheman,
You could have all of your data etc handled in the local SQLite database on the phone - then use the SQLite Cordova plugin to interface directly with it.

The reason you would usually not want to do this is:
1. You would have to ship the app with all the initial application state built in. This means that if you wanted to add some form of back end improvements or upgrades you'd require a rerelease of your app

2. Lack of centralisation and analytics- if it all happens locally you have no window into the data your app collects including specific usage analytics

You can do a combination of local database and remote - in the past I've stored data in a local database (for form submissions) which is then synced to the remote server

My wife bought mine from a Christmas fair in London - I imagine the large retailer mentioned earlier would likely have them

I have one of these on order - thy look so cool

I take your BatDuck and raise you a ChewQuacker

@Memeamphetamine thanks :-)

I'm a ruby dev - I also feel this pain