The difference is that Lists.find() is reactive
and
Lists.find().fetch() is not reactive ?
Probably a silly question for someone with meteor experience.
The difference is that Lists.find() is reactive
and
Lists.find().fetch() is not reactive ?
Probably a silly question for someone with meteor experience.
The first one returns a cursor while the second one returns an array. Nothing to do with reactivity.
Would you mind explaining the difference, and use cases?
Check those links for cursor definition:
https://www.quora.com/What-is-cursor-in-MongoDB-and-its-use
https://docs.mongodb.com/v3.0/core/cursors/
so both are reactive ?
when you return a cursor from a template helper,
it behaves like an array.
Yes both are reactive.
Yes, essentially it does act like an array, even though it’s not. Blaze is just smart enough to recognize a cursor and iterate over the elements (documents) it contains, if you’re using an {{#each lists}} ... {{/each}}
construct.