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We are developing an app and what to store user data in a central location for multi-device and also multi-user access to the same database<br />
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We looked at using AWS DynamoDB. What other options are out there? We want to make it as simple as possible<br />
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App is being developed using PhoneGap/Cordova
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We are developing an app and what to store user data in a central location for multi-device and also multi-user access to the same database

We looked at using AWS DynamoDB. What other options are out there? We want to make it as simple as possible

App is being developed using PhoneGap/Cordova

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