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This is the closest to "cheems" or the spanish variant "chems" (my name on wormate.io where i've risen to the top ten a few times on Android) I've seen for the
by benatkin 6y ago
This is the closest to "cheems" or the spanish variant "chems" (my name on wormate.io where i've risen to the top ten a few times on Android) I've seen for the name of a YC startup.
May you go to the moon, and unlike poor Cheems, return home safely.
https://youtu.be/YWOZtGMer48 https://youtu.be/YWOZtGMer48
Kidding aside, I installed it and am impressed. One of the smoothest onboarding experiences I've ever seen! And it seems positioned better than most recommendation services to make money.
I also wonder how you coded it. Any chance it's a flutter app?
- dickfickling 6y agoThanks for the kind words! Our mobile app is built with React Native, website with React, and backend with Node/GraphQL. This is the first time I’ve used GraphQL, and it’s been a dream come true.
- halfmatthalfcat 6y agoJust curious, why GraphQL? I say this as someone who runs a very large Federated Apollo GraphQL architecture at work. Seems like overkill if you have just one client (your app).
- dickfickling 6y agoPrimarily it was about having a strongly typed and self-documenting API layer. I've tried writing Swagger/OpenAPI specs manually, using frameworks like TSOA or routing-controllers, but never found a solution I liked. We're also working on an interactive web version of the app, as well as a chrome extension, so we'll have more clients soon.