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aexol
8y ago
This is great!
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Introducing Cloud Mock Back End – GraphQL Editor New Release, Fake Twitter
(app.graphqleditor.com)
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aexol
8y ago
I think Web Components will overtake React!
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JavaScript predictions for 2019 by npm
(blog.graphqleditor.com)
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aexol
8y ago
Yes you are right. We want to introduce other features like auto creation of CRUD nodes, but we are not sure if this is what users want.
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aexol
8y ago
Hi this is how GraphQL works. We have some experimental CRUD nod but the main problem is how to have it works both ways. Today, Working draft of GraphQL doesnt allow to make types input types.
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aexol
8y ago
I created interface in react + unstated( frontend). I made design in Gravit Designer. Backend mock backend part is made in golang
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aexol
8y ago
Use required types ! :) It is on purpose, but I understand it might be misleading. Thank you for your feedback. I made UI myself and as a developer I expect to get tons of UI/UX issues. Thank you!
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aexol
8y ago
If you are on mobile check it out later or leave email on graphqleditor.com
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aexol
8y ago
If somebody needs help I am here to help. This is an alpha version, but you can create fully operational mock backend with it. This allows you to start frontend and backend dev of an application at once, you just need to agree about desing
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Turning GraphQL diagrams to mock back end
(app.graphqleditor.com)
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Advanced TypeScript tutorial – return based on args
(blog.graphqleditor.com)
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Advanced TypeScript tutorial – infer
(blog.graphqleditor.com)
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Front end API generation from GraphQL schema – journey to very generic types
(blog.graphqleditor.com)
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aexol
8y ago
I dunno how to do it :|. Anybody?
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Front end API generation from GraphQL schema
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How we went from 0.8M to 130M impressions in 3 months
(blog.graphqleditor.com)
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Power of typeof and typestyle in react apps
(blog.graphqleditor.com)
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GraphQL newbie tutorial – Schema definition
(blog.graphqleditor.com)
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My saas story – oct'18 first OKRs and metrics
(blog.graphqleditor.com)
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aexol
8y ago
Thank you will push today MIT license
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aexol
8y ago
Feel free to contact me with email inside repo, maybe we can help.
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aexol
8y ago
There are many graph libraries however none of these fulfilled my needs to generate code and have full control over diagram.
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aexol
8y ago
I haven't tested it on mobile yet. The main challenge is replacing spacebar menu by longtap etc. In future I plan also to add Augmented Reality renderer as it would be super useful to se your backend graph displayed in your room for ex
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8y ago
You're welcome. Waiting for your results then
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aexol
8y ago
A very abstract diagram so you can provide your own rules to it
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Show HN: DiagramJS – Create beautiful node diagrams using JavaScript
(github.com)
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Graphsourcing new way to build systems
(blog.graphqleditor.com)
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Blog publish tools inside gatsby blog
(blog.graphqleditor.com)
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Canvas node graph in TypeScript
(blog.graphqleditor.com)
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