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I’ve always loved django, and graphene isn’t half bad for GraphQl in python, but it’s getting harder and harder to deny how useful JavaScript is becoming compar
by eksemplar 8y ago
I’ve always loved django, and graphene isn’t half bad for GraphQl in python, but it’s getting harder and harder to deny how useful JavaScript is becoming compared to python.
An Apollo/yoga graphql setup with node and prismsa is just really, really productive.
There is also the advantage of sharing environment between front and backend, I mean, there are just so many hours, it’s hard to keep up with two major languages and their communities (two and a half if you’re using typescript).