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This used to drive me crazy when GraphQL was first announced without a working download, compared to OData and several usable implementations. At the time ther

This used to drive me crazy when GraphQL was first announced without a working download, compared to OData and several usable implementations. At the time there was also a compelling js library supporting OData.. [1]. > Breeze.js: Rich Data Management for the JavaScript Client > Client-side querying, caching, dynamic object graphs, change tracking and notification, model validation, batch save, offline support ... [1] https://github.com/breeze/breeze.js https://github.com/breeze/breeze.js Unfortunately I never had the opportunity to use it for a real project. [Edit formatting]

sixdimensional 8y ago
Yeah, I have a project recently where GraphQL is actually a good fit conceptually, but I need a complete .NET client/server implementation and the open source ones are just about there, but I was still not confident enough to use it yet. Ugh. That Breeze framework was actually always super impressive. I guess there's a company behind it too. I've implemented some stuff with Telerik Kendo UI and OData (data grids, pivot tables) and it also is still working really quite well.