For example, a postgres table, being accessed via live_data.
How does a row change get propagated to the other connected users viewing that table?
All the users may be looking at the same table, but with different filters applied, so they may or may not care about changes to the shared data set - as it is not included in their filter.
@methyl Have you tested this at all with the persisted todo app?
Am I missing something?
Maybe live_data is not well suited for a larger data sets?
Something like graphql subscriptions would handle the problem a bit more gracefully...
For example, a postgres table, being accessed via live_data.
How does a row change get propagated to the other connected users viewing that table?
All the users may be looking at the same table, but with different filters applied, so they may or may not care about changes to the shared data set - as it is not included in their filter.
@methyl Have you tested this at all with the persisted todo app?
Am I missing something?
Maybe live_data is not well suited for a larger data sets?
Something like graphql subscriptions would handle the problem a bit more gracefully...