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I’m using meteor. I’m wondering if theres a shorthand way to do batch updates before the DOM is updated.
for instance I want to update some records,more than one (All at once):
Collection.update(id1,{..})
Collection.update(id2,{..})
Collection.update(id3,{..})
The problem is there are 3 items being updated separately. So when the DOM in my case was being redrawn 3 times instead of once (with all 3 updated records).
Is there a way to hold off the ui updating until all of them are updated?
Execute them on the server instead, that way they might be synchronously done such that they are less likely to cause multiple DOM updates on the client.
See the first two and last interesting code bits, which explain how to protect your clients from messing with the database as well as how to define methods on the server and call them from the client.