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> you'll only need one for all of your apps, So where are my clients for statically typed languages? I looked into GraphQL and promptly dropped it cause I coul
by kazagistar 9y ago
> you'll only need one for all of your apps,
So where are my clients for statically typed languages? I looked into GraphQL and promptly dropped it cause I couldn't seem to call into it from Java in any sensible way. If all your "apps" are javascript, maybe this is true, but that hardly makes it a universal technology.
- jamesmp98 9y agolol it's 2017 use JS for everything you pleb
- lomereiter 9y agoIt could have better documentation but here's the Java client for Android: https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-android https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-android There's also a Swift client available: https://www.apollographql.com/docs/ios/ https://www.apollographql.com/docs/ios/
- kazagistar 9y agoThat looks pretty decent indeed, and makes me a lot more hopeful about the promises of GraphQL, but it sounds like its an Android specific implementation, rather then something I could actually use for JVM service-to-service communication.