Appwrite Client SDK vs Server SDK: Database Access for Web Apps
Choose the Client SDK for browser-based Appwrite database access and the Server SDK only for trusted backends. A decision guide with permission trade-offs and validation steps.
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Choose the Client SDK for browser-based Appwrite database access and the Server SDK only for trusted backends. A decision guide with permission trade-offs and validation steps.
How to use Firebase Auth custom claims as server‑driven feature flags, with a concrete Admin SDK setup, client consumption, and propagation considerations.
Background SurrealDB provides a CACHE clause that stores the result of a query in memory for subsequent identical requests. Uncertainty The official documentation does not specify whether cache entries are automatically purged when the underlying data changes, and there is no documented REFRESH or UNCACHE command in the stable release. The client SDK offers