This is probably too early to share, but I've been flushing out a Node/TS ORM that integrates dataloader from day 1: https://github.com/stephenh/joist-ts https

This is probably too early to share, but I've been flushing out a Node/TS ORM that integrates dataloader from day 1: https://github.com/stephenh/joist-ts https://github.com/stephenh/joist-ts Disclaimer, it's being used in low-volume production by us, but that is about it, so ymmv. The "docs" is the sample app used for integration tests/etc. I mention it b/c I agree with the article that GraphQL is super-easy to N+1, but the Hasuras/Postgraphiles are a fairly different application architecture than "I'd like some ActiveRecord-style domain objects". Prisma is also promising, but AFAIU more of "a really great query layer" than "how you'd write your domain objects", which is what I wanted to focus on. I was originally a node/JS skeptic, but it is uncanny how well the JS "limitation"/architecture of an event-loop + async/await basically provides Haxl-style batching "for free" to the application programmer.