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This is fantastic news as I loved your tool, but it fell out of favor as I startee using graphQL more. Definitely looking forward to ditching graphiQL! Does i
by FullMtlAlcoholc 9y ago
This is fantastic news as I loved your tool, but it fell out of favor as I startee using graphQL more.
Definitely looking forward to ditching graphiQL!
Does it support imports for graph. cool?
- gschier 9y agoI haven't used graph.cool yet but as far as I can tell it's just another GraphQL backend so yes, it should work just the same.
- hn_throwaway_99 9y agoI'm curious as to why you want to ditch graphiQL. I find graphiQL to be one of the best things about the GraphQL ecosystem.
- FullMtlAlcoholc 9y agoPurely aesthetics. I'm a weirdo, but a pretty UI really enhances my development experience. I'll use a less functional product if it pleases my pupils, like Hyper over iTerm2. (Not saying insomnia is less functional, it's just very pretty :)