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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
I'm attempting to build a query which will return a list of all technologies and the score of each user associated with each technology. This is based on the following models:
Essentially I'd like to see somthing similar to the following:
{technology: Cisco, users: {Alex: {skill_level: 1}}, {James: {skill_level: 2}}
I'm not sure whether this can be acheived with a simple query or whether custom joins will need to be done?
I'm also not sure whether I should be building this on the
Technologymodel or theResultmodel?