Re:Introducing Meteor 0.9.0, the Meteor Package Server, and ...
by jonperl on Wednesday August 27, 2014 @05:50PM
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Joins are a really hard problem, many people have tried to support joins with a package but they all miss a corner case or have less-than-ideal performance. I think it is something we will have to wait for meteor core to support. https://trello.com/c/BGvIwkEa/48-easy-joins-in-subscriptions
In the meantime I have been using the publish-composite package and denormalizing data that has a lot of reads in an update hook using the collection hooks package.
In mongo ideally you should have rich documents and not spread out relations among too many collections. However I can imagine how hard it would be to try and sync w/ a relational database without native join support.
In the meantime I have been using the publish-composite package and denormalizing data that has a lot of reads in an update hook using the collection hooks package.
In mongo ideally you should have rich documents and not spread out relations among too many collections. However I can imagine how hard it would be to try and sync w/ a relational database without native join support.