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actually that a couple of them or fire when let your there's a a first form observables if
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the date is change the database then the data will be changing the
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you are immediately almost immediately centre yeah it will it will uh
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on the other hand because you have an observable you're able to for example show as he says you know because of it
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that saying that night and disappeared then you can just show pop up or something you know that would this happen
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so does works with web so kids or something sorry i'm is this verse of web sockets
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so get so kids yeah so i mean the underlying thing is kind of
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a real time protocol rises i didn't but i don't have to do
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with that as it were no no you don't have to deal with anything the only thing you deal with this observables and trying to do
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but things would look will can go back to slide when you
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talk about will not shuttle to use your instructions design
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exactly there or yeah yeah yes all in this case how you
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relate actually the to order id one is the same as
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in both structures in the to the to do they have some idea
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and then you can reference them to plunge yeah they're just saying
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yes yeah thank you for the question first of all it yeah so the order id is probably what
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not it it would be called for real it would be an i. d. that fire base would
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generate for us so i'm just trying to make it uh usually visible for you guys but yes
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uh order id one would you know correlate year as you see the colours so that's how
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uh i have a question always possible to create of um user and
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a lady that order and they are the um of of
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rather the rollers and between the user id and or the
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and number one the news or wireless uh um orders
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oh go as well of course mm okay so you're saying basically that if we had to
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a normal relational database we would have a problem right we try to delete an
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user and that you should be referenced in a lot of collections the simple answer is
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that you you that or the scary answer is that in adjacent database you wouldn't
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have a it ever happening because it would just say this is a lot so
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you're very responsible for making sure that your data i still you know atomic
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so normally when it comes to databases you try to not use delete at
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all right because we we tend to use delete flax and say
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you know we set the bullion is this you know delete a true probably
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so we i mean normally when you deal with databases you know don't ever delete because of these things
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because foreign keys and i really think that should be a tactic that we use in these
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it it people tend to solve that in a different way sometimes they only
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store the user id sometimes distort the user id plus the name
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or sometimes they store the entire user object but i'm trying to say that try to be a shallow that's possible so if you
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it preferably is only the user id but if you really need to have the user id
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plus the name but nothing more so try to make it as thin as possible
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so you can refer to the actual heavy user objects in another collection
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oh that is the uh and support for all flown functionality on the web
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o. c. saying more like a progressive web apps that we would have it like a tactic for caching to
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the local storage and you know once we get a connection it would try to do the actual reader
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a very good question i don't know the answer i will have to find out and tell you
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uh try to follow my tutor tiger will try to uh to address many answers as possible but i can't answer right now thank you
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another question how sore backs ross or talk a um it's

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