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I feel you. Right now, we do have a node.js client that works with synced Realms, but it's only currently available to Pro and Enterprise customers. We're still

by andkon 10y ago

I feel you. Right now, we do have a node.js client that works with synced Realms, but it's only currently available to Pro and Enterprise customers. We're still exploring the best way to open up server-side coding to our Developer Edition users, but keep an eye out. Also, as a point of clarification — when you say "back our websites," do you mean you'd like to run a node.js webapp with Realm as the data store?

jinjin2 10y ago
Yes, it would remove a lot of complexity for us if we could use the same data store for both our mobile apps and websites, and with the node.js version of realm it seems almost possible (except we need sync to be able to access the same data on our webservers).