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That Relay rewrite was over 3 years ago though, and it’s been pretty stable since (the hooks API is coming “soon” but shouldn’t break compatibility). And there
by andrewingram 6y ago
That Relay rewrite was over 3 years ago though, and it’s been pretty stable since (the hooks API is coming “soon” but shouldn’t break compatibility). And there was an upgrade path, there was an intermediate compat version which let you incrementally upgrade.
The learning curve isn’t that really that steep, it’s just made artificially so by the poor docs. It’s unfortunate that the Relay team doesn’t really prioritise getting new users, because it’d motivate them to explain things better. But there’s not actually that much to learn, you can be up and running and productive with it pretty quickly.
- consolenaut 6y agoTrue, and admittedly I've only cast a cursory glance over Relay to keep track of where it is every now and again so maybe its unfair of me to write it off quite so quickly. But I think you're also right about the learning curve being made artificially steep by the poor docs, and when you're introducing this stuff to a team who are already new to GraphQL, adding another framework on top with even poorer docs than Apollo is a hard sell