One of the first things I've found myself doing with the few firebase realtime database based projects I've made is some kind of abstraction to emulate joins.
I realise that this is probably a symptom of "holding it wrong" and not embracing denormalization, but it was always present and also horrifically inefficient w.r.t to firebases pricing due to the amplifying effect it had on reads - none of those projects would've been practical to take to market without reworking that significantly.
Really what I wanted was a relational database that also did the fun/flashy real time updates without the heavy lifting. At face value it sounds like you're offering exactly what I wanted so I look forward to giving it a try next time!
I realise that this is probably a symptom of "holding it wrong" and not embracing denormalization, but it was always present and also horrifically inefficient w.r.t to firebases pricing due to the amplifying effect it had on reads - none of those projects would've been practical to take to market without reworking that significantly.
Really what I wanted was a relational database that also did the fun/flashy real time updates without the heavy lifting. At face value it sounds like you're offering exactly what I wanted so I look forward to giving it a try next time!