
I want to store date like "key":"value" pair in the collection. How I can do that?

Maybe this will help: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/dart_programming/dart_programming_map.htm

There is no option to select Map DataType attribute

Oh...typically, if you're trying to store another object, you would create another collection. If you really don't want to, you can store a JSON string

Out of the two what is the best way to do it?

Typically, a collection

Great, thank you

I am migrating from firebase and it seems a bit confusing, beacuse with firebase can create nested maps easily within a document.
For example lets say I have a simple model class
class Employee { List<Task> tasks; }
Each employee will have a different set of tasks. So for this, should I create a collection called "tasks" with all the different tasks or create different collection for each employee like, tasksForEmployeeOne, tasksForEmployeeTwo, etc.. ?.
Also no two tasks will be the same.

That's because firebase is a NoSQL database. Appwrite is much more like a relationship database so researching relational databases would be more relevant

Oh okay, I think read somewhere it is NoSql, never mind. Thank you
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