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Some of this comes down to cost optimization. I believe Firebase charges per record returned. Having an index and sort query doubles the costs compared to clie
by SkyPuncher 7y ago
Some of this comes down to cost optimization.
I believe Firebase charges per record returned. Having an index and sort query doubles the costs compared to client side sorting on the index.
- danappelxx 7y agoBut at the same time, what if you want to filter records? Doing it on the Firebase side saves both time and money.
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]
- socceroos 7y agoFirestore is cost per record. Firebase Realtime Database is cost for storage and bandwidth.