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Isn't this the case with any interaction between 2 systems? Between a client and server, you can have logic in the client that reacts to a response from the se
by rockostrich 7y ago
Isn't this the case with any interaction between 2 systems? Between a client and server, you can have logic in the client that reacts to a response from the server that triggers another request to the server.
- maxmcd 7y agoVery true, maybe I'm overthinking it? In my head: If I update full_name from first_name and last_name whenever a user table row changes, if I do this naively I will update the user on every update and trigger a continuous loop of updates. I have certainly created infinite loops while using React's componentDidUpdate, maybe it's just important to define triggers on single attributes rather than entire database rows.