To start with a sample app, create a blank Windows Phone App project and name it SQLiteSampleApp. Let's add the support for SQLite database to this app. Because the SQLite engine is a native component, using it in a Windows Phone 8 managed app requires the APIs to be wrapped in a Windows Phone Runtime component that can be called from the managed layer. There is already a "Windows 8" Runtime component available in github for this purpose, and there is a NuGet package that you can use in your project to get this component. This sqlite-net wrapper offers a bunch of synchronous as well as asynchronous methods for easy usage of SQLite.


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