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I was turned off to Meteor when one of the initial releases was touting being able to use the browser console as a Mongo shell. Never took it seriously since.
by yclept 11y ago
I was turned off to Meteor when one of the initial releases was touting being able to use the browser console as a Mongo shell. Never took it seriously since.
- patates 11y agoI think it is for development only.
- sundaeofshock 11y agoThe intended use doesn't matter. That's a huge potential exploit. I would never deploy an application based on a framework where database access from the browser is baked in.
- eterpstra 11y agoDatabase access from the browser is not baked in. This is a misunderstanding. Meteor has a browser cache that mimics a subset of Mongo commands, and auto-syncs with the back-end based on security rules you define.
- sundaeofshock 11y agoThanks for the clarity. That will teach about commenting during the morning commute.