What are the performance differences of methods vs. allow/deny? When should I use which?

@mz103 , take a look at this topic that I’ve made soem time ago, [image] Meteor.methods vs Allow & Deny help Hey, I’m taking a look at the open sourced apps that Slava posted here, and checking some security things. One of them is the way that people are handl…

They are the same performance wise. The Players.insert is just a facade for a Meteor.call('players/insert', ... call. Under the hood it’s all using Meteor methods. I switched to only using Meteor methods because they offer more flexibility and easier to reason about security logic. Also here’s an …

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Methods vs. Allow/Deny

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Steve August 31, 2015, 4:16pm 4

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Meteor audit argument checks vs Simple Schema package / Collection2 help

how are you using collection2 are you inserting a doc via the client or meteor method It depends. First of all, I make sure I am very thorough with the schema definition. Especially with very extensive custom validations with cross check other fields as well as the current user’s role and rights. Then, if the collection does not have complex rules about the conditions which allow/deny its insert/update, I write my access rules using ongoworks:security and do normal insert/update. Ongoworks:…

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