Thanks for the support ksan. Your help has been instrumental in shaping the MySQL adapter. It’s very appreciated.
Cheers
Hi Chris,
Just finished studying your tutorials, they are excellent, you make it look so easy for us users. You are on to something big, please keep up with the great work, it was the first time I sent a push notification message to my android and iphone phones, I can’t believe it was so easy.
Regards
Hector
Unbelievable isn’t it. Coronium is the only solution for cross platform push messaging under one roof for us Corona devs and Chris is doing an amazing job maturing it.
Other capabilities are out of this world too!!! I am working on some supporting functions easing the linkage between mySQL & sqlite. Thanks to Coronium’s ability to run mySQL commands like “SHOW COLUMNS FROM table_name” and “SHOW TABLES” etc I can literally run a single line of code and get the table names & structures downloaded from the web and matching local db with its tables created in an instant.
Writing web connected database driven business apps has never been this easy. The thought of never having to hand code another CREATE TABLE etc is just too much to grasp in one go. See attached screen shot mashup to get a sense of what is possible thanks to amazing Coronium. How long would it take you to prepare the sqlite table on the right matching the mysql table on the left? For me, from now on it will take less than 5 seconds! Next step, doing the reverse… take an sqlite db and create matching db in mysql if it does not exist. After that I’m going to tackle the insert & updates statements so I don’t have to write them by hand any more.
Fun never ends in the land of Coronium. Thank you very much Chris for making it happen!!! Keep well.
I can’t tell you how much it means to me to have you all hacking on Coronium. I really appreciate the help.
@hector7 - Thank you so much for going through the Push process. It will be more useful soon.
@ksan - You’re doing some amazing DB stuff. Keep it up!
Cheers.
Can’t say enough about how wonderful Coronium is and how responsive @develphant is to our needs. His most recent magical update :
coronium:uploadFile( fileMetaTable, onFileUpload )
Yes. Thats all you need to type in order to get your file(s) uploaded to your server. Great going develephant!!! Thank you very much.
@ksan - Really appreciate the help.
…And a special thanks to Rob Miracle for his recent blog post.
Best,
Chris
awesome chris!
What’s going on with coronium?
Hello,
Currently integrating the new push service and working on deployment. Should have a new update in about a week.
Cheers.
Wow wow wow. Be ready to be wowed. Coronium is about to hit big time. Let me be first to congratulate @develephant for this significant milestone and his amazing achievement.
Looking forward to this!
I cant wait 
Hello,
The Coronium Cloud Server Public Beta is officially live. Launch an instance now at http://coronium.io
If you have questions or issues please post them in the Google Group.
Happy Coding!
Congrats! Did you put out a tweet or anything? We would be happy to retweet to help spread the word
My best congratulations, Chris! I would give you another Cat’s Pajamas Award but I already did! So I’ll have to create a new category just for you, maybe the Bees Knees Award 
Awesome, as always,
best
Jen
I second the “Bee’s Knees” award for Chris.
Um, I am kind of wondering if this would be suitable for a level creator for a physics-game, where the player creates a file (JSON, maybe) and then has Coronium upload it to Amazon Web Services, so that AWS is handling the files themselves, while Coronium is managing them. Would this be a good idea, or is Coronium kind of unnecessary for this? If so, what would be a better solution?
Hi pbsieben,
While Coronium would work just fine for this task, and would simplify the process especially if you need a way to organize them through a database, you could also use any LAMP stack, or hosting service and upload the files that way as well.
Hope that helps.
Cheers.
Thank you!