Realtime Query Updates
Subscribe to realtime updates for a limited subset of queries, for example retrieving updates to specific rows or getting new items for a simple timeline.
AdminKJ Jeyaram
(Admin, Google, LLC - Firebase)
shared this idea
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Ronak Punase commented
Realtime updates have now become an essential part of app experience and Firebase is analogous to a real time database, therefore realtime query updates are a must for dataconnect.
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Waleed Mohamed commented
firebase main feature is the realtime updates
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Gustav Frid commented
Realtime updates are a deal breaker
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Alex Au-Yeung commented
real time update will be very helpful, this is one of the most important features when we were using firestore
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[Deleted User]
commented
Mucho
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Luke Coyle commented
I need this to show realtime updates within my app.
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Patrick Kalenga commented
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Patrick Brennan commented
Absolutely should be top priority!
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Eirik Gjessing commented
Would be essential to my projects.
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Omer Vexler commented
This is absolutely the dream and will make me migrate to data connect.
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Tim Lloyd commented
This would align further with Firestore and make FDC a viable alternative
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Ryan Dixon commented
When it released I felt like it was missing something.
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Ankush Ranka commented
Should be as simple and effective as hasura subscriptions
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Camilo Daza commented
Ability to subscribe to streams like Firestore would be essential
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Niklas Elelid commented
Ability to subscribe to streams like Firestore would be essential
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Estéfano Campoverde commented
estoy desarrollando funciones financieras por lo que cada milisegundo cuenta
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Alan Flaherty commented
@live or similar as part of the query definition seems like a requirement to transition an existing firestore app to Data-Connect
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Matteo Agnoletto commented
Something like Convex query behavior would be amazing
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David Oort Alonso commented
Please replicate what Convex Dev allows you to do in Next or Firestore in Flutter
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Scott Pierce commented
Postgres's support for realtime queries isn't very efficient, and wouldn't scale well when used in a similar manner to firestore. It'd be nice if they offered a higher level form of this that would allow realtime updates in some form.
i.e. since they are making the queries for us in the graphql, as data is inserted, they could process it to see which active queries it effects and then notify the clients of changes.
This would be really nice, but probably too much of an ask?