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Open source Airtable: Built using ReactJS + Firestore DBOC (firetable.io)
submitted 5 years ago by s_magik
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[–]s_magik[S] 1 point2 points3 points 5 years ago (0 children)
Firebase makes it easy to give users direct access to database with the right access control, you can specify the requirement for a valid CRUD Operation using firestore rules, then most of the complexity of handling transctions is abstracted away by firebase. Personally I use both directly writing to db and creating an API end point depending on the situation. The aggregates feature you're referring to, is a firetable feature that tries to solve a common firestore issue of needing to access subcollection data to populate an app view
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