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   by djmashko2 9y ago

   This is definitely a real problem and we just launched a website yesterday which we hope will grow into a resource for this kind of more advanced content: http://www.graphql.com/guides/ You can also see a lot of exampl
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   GraphQL vs. REST: What's the difference?(dev-blog.apollodata.com)

   2 points by djmashko2 9y ago|0 comments
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   Reducing Our Redux Code with React Apollo(dev-blog.apollodata.com)

   12 points by djmashko2 9y ago|5 comments
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   Graphql-tools: A simpler way to create GraphQL APIs(dev-blog.apollodata.com)

   2 points by djmashko2 9y ago|0 comments
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   by djmashko2 9y ago

   Yep! Someone else posted it so didn't get to make that call :) I think we learned we need to make the UI itself have a mini tutorial.
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   by djmashko2 9y ago

   One of the creators of Launchpad here, happy to answer any questions! If you're looking for some examples to get started with, you can find those here: https://github.com/apollographql/awesome-launchpad Please add
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   Introducing Launchpad: The GraphQL server demo platform(dev-blog.apollodata.com)

   4 points by djmashko2 9y ago|0 comments
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   by djmashko2 9y ago

   Really excited about this launch, Graphcool has been an awesome part of the GraphQL community, organizing the upcoming GraphQL Europe conference, and creating some great content. I work on Apollo, a set of tools for GraphQL including some c
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   Exploring Relay Modern: About the Latest RC of Facebook’s JavaScript GraphQL Client(dev-blog.apollodata.com)

   4 points by djmashko2 9y ago|0 comments
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    by djmashko2 9y ago

    For anyone that comes along, I answered in this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14143112
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    by djmashko2 9y ago

    I answered in this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14143112
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    by djmashko2 9y ago

    I'm excited to build an example with Relay Modern and the websocket subscriptions transport, should be really cool!
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    by djmashko2 9y ago

    I think the comparison is going to be pretty different for Modern because Relay Modern has some significant changes in the approach.
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    by djmashko2 9y ago

    Hi, I'm from the Apollo Client team. We're going to write some more content in the coming days or weeks about the differences, but here are some of my main thoughts based on following along during Relay Modern development: 1. Rela
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    Introducing the Apollo Android GraphQL Client(dev-blog.apollodata.com)

    2 points by djmashko2 9y ago|0 comments
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    by djmashko2 10y ago

    I cover a lot of these thoughts in my post about misconceptions about GraphQL coming from REST here: https://dev-blog.apollodata.com/graphql-the-next-generation-...
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    by djmashko2 10y ago

    Hey, Sashko from the Apollo team here - we're excited to keep improving Apollo Client and build more awesome tools for GraphQL development! If you're excited about this space and want to work on open source and also commercial pro
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    Apollo Client 1.0: A flexible, community-focused JavaScript GraphQL client(dev-blog.apollodata.com)

    354 points by djmashko2 10y ago|78 comments
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    by djmashko2 10y ago

    Nice, just posted a job! Hope they verify my email soon :]
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    by djmashko2 10y ago

    I think this will be a really awesome way for people to get a taste of GraphQL, without needing to write any code up front! There are already some other tools that will give you a GraphQL API in very little code, but the fact that this one
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    by djmashko2 10y ago

    I think you missed that the parent meant that libraries are compiled _before_ publishing. So even if the library is written with ES6 you can simply require it with no build setup.
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    How to use GraphQL in your iOS app(dev-blog.apollodata.com)

    1 points by djmashko2 10y ago|0 comments
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    by djmashko2 10y ago

    We built a new GraphQL client that makes it especially easy to integrate with Redux, which also handles all of the related concerns about data caching and state management: http://dev.apollodata.com/
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    by djmashko2 10y ago

    Yeah, Apollo Client helps you do a lot of these kinds of things with GraphQL - deduplicating requests, keeping track of loading states, etc: dev.apollodata.com (disclaimer: I work on Apollo)
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    by djmashko2 10y ago

    If you're interested in Realtime-First development, Meteor has been doing it since 2013 and is very production-ready at this point: https://www.meteor.com/
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    by djmashko2 10y ago

    Congrats on the launch, the new website looks really nice! I think the focus on integrating with a variety of services really plays to the strengths of GraphQL, and addresses some of the concerns people usually have with backend as a servic
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    by djmashko2 10y ago

    Couldn't disagree more. If I could easily edit somewhere else and paste into Medium I would. For me, the main value in Medium is the follower model, easy distribution, and great UX for reading articles.
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    by djmashko2 10y ago

    If you're doing several interviews with different team members you might be able to ask them about different things.
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    by djmashko2 10y ago

    This is a big benefit of Meteor's build system - it has several improvements that make debugging more straightforward than with Webpack and default Babel import compilation.
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    by djmashko2 10y ago

    This is really great - I have been doing some hiring recently and it would really help me if candidates asked more questions so that I can talk about their interests.