Sure thing l! That’s coming up. I appreciate the feedback and support!

Will do! Gonna put that up to the top on my priority list

There is, I’m putting a video together on Monday that goes over just that! I appreciate the feedback. I’ll keep you posted when I get that one on here.

@@CodeTega Yay! Thank you so much!

Thank you! I appreciate that very much! Means a lot. This week has been a little crazy for me, but I’ve been putting together a tutorial on this exact thing along with the routing. But until that video is finished and out here are a few ways to do it. 1. If your application will have access to the internet then I’d recommend setting up an express.js server and connecting that to your MySQL db. Then you can use that as an api server to make database calls. This is the simplest solution. 2. If you want to maintain the app for your users in a local environment that doesn’t need internet, but needs a sql styled database, then I would recommend an SQLite solution with RxDB. rxdb.info/electron-database.html But you may run into some walls on the polyfills. I’ll be going over both solutions in the next video. But those would be my two top recommendations. If your app isn’t going to store more a ton and it doesn’t need to be persistent across devices then you can always use the local storage, but I would only use that if the data can be wiped without much consequence. I’ll do my best to put out all the solutions for this here soon, apologies for the delay just been traveling this week.

Also, there is a setting you need to have in the forge.config file in order to connect to a database. I go over that in the firebase electron tutorial. It’s just one line of code.

Shades of Purple. It’s a great theme