IndexedDB vs LocalStorage: Which One to Use?

What are the main differences between IndexedDB and LocalStorage?

IndexedDB is a more powerful storage solution that allows for complex data types and larger amounts of data, while LocalStorage is simpler and only supports string data.

When should I use IndexedDB instead of LocalStorage?

Use IndexedDB when you need to store large amounts of structured data or require advanced querying capabilities. LocalStorage is better for small amounts of simple data.

Can I use both IndexedDB and LocalStorage in the same application?

Yes, you can use both in the same application. They serve different purposes, so you can choose the best one for each specific use case.

Are there any performance differences between the two?

Yes, IndexedDB is generally more performant for larger datasets and complex queries, while LocalStorage is faster for simple key-value pairs.