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by estefan 11y ago
https://github.com/OlegIlyenko/sangria-auth-example
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by estefan 11y ago
Check this out if you understand scala: https://github.com/sangria-graphql/sangria-akka-http-example Pulling data from a datastore is up to you. You can use whatever library you like to pull data in. All you have to do
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by estefan 11y ago
There's been some mention of supporting subscriptions, but I haven't heard anything about implementation. I think it's on their roadmap.
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by estefan 11y ago
There are several implementations. There's a reference in javascript based on express, sangria for scala, and I read on a blog post about people working on a ruby server. See: http://facebook.github.io/react/blog&#
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by estefan 11y ago
Or to be blunt: It's about 1:30 long, with 1:29 of that people taking photos. There's about a second of a guy tweaking parameters on a computer to change the aperture, etc, in post processing.
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by estefan 11y ago
Sad? Oh wait...
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by estefan 11y ago
+ $1 per rule
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by estefan 11y ago
Yeah that sounds comparatively exorbitant to me. It's not exactly "only pay for what you use" in the sense they normally apply it. I was expecting $0.0000x per request or something...
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by estefan 11y ago
What about the English speaking world or the Spanish speaking world?
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by estefan 11y ago
I guess it all comes down to how you're meant to determine where someone's data should be stored. Is it by their nationality? What if your app gains popularity outside your launch country? Are you suddenly on the hook for not havi
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by estefan 11y ago
Where it gets really tricky is caching. Say you do your intercontinental join but then want to cache HTML fragments for performance, well, is that classed as "transferring data" because technically it is...
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by estefan 11y ago
I think the parent is getting at if you're in the EU and your data cannot be transferred to the US, and a friend in the US has data that cannot be transferred to the EU (if they were to follow suit) you wouldn't be able to create
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by estefan 11y ago
Exactly. There's a bit of "pulling up the ladder" here. The guys who got in when the Internet was still the wild west got established without all this overhead. There will be an enormous burden on new businesses satisfying th
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by estefan 11y ago
Yeah good luck setting up a startup now. If other countries follow Russia's suit, we'll soon end up having to somehow determine where a user is from (what if they're roaming, etc.?) so we can shard the datastore across multip
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by estefan 11y ago
I'm all for live and let live... until I find some perl on a legacy box I have to maintain :-(
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by estefan 11y ago
Obviously targetting the preschool market. Get 'em young!
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by estefan 11y ago
Yeah the views are all just react.js. The JS for the webapp is dumb so can be served by S3 (i.e. no server-side rendering). It's basically REST++ - a pure server that just serves data (sangria/graphQL server) and a decoupled clien
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by estefan 11y ago
Sangria is a scala GraphQL server. Facebook released an initial reference implementation in javascript, but I wanted the type-safety that scala gives. If you're more comfortable with JS you could check that out. See https://
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by estefan 11y ago
Sangria is scala. React is the client in the browser. That doesn't run on the JVM.
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by estefan 11y ago
I'm building something with React + Relay + Sangria and it's working out well so far. There's a sample sangria project showing how to use it on akka-http, and if you write a pure web app like this, you could serve the javascr
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by estefan 11y ago
An article by someone who apparently doesn't understand composition...
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by estefan 11y ago
This is how a company should do things. Good on you JetBrains for listening and responding. Can't argue now :-)
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by estefan 11y ago
> what I really want to know is which SSD should I buy In that case you need reviews, not ads.
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by estefan 11y ago
> Just like Zopfli, the new algorithm is named after Swiss bakery products. Brötli means ‘small bread’ in Swiss German. Makes sense.
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by estefan 11y ago
The colour scheme is far more legible than open street map. I wish they'd change their styling...
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by estefan 11y ago
I'm just finishing my first relay/react app. This stack is amazing. It will blow REST away. This time next year I'd be surprised if people are still creating REST servers for greenfield projects. Seriously, it's a game c
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by estefan 11y ago
I've never worked somewhere where non-devs have done anything with tests. They've been too busy doing non-developery things.
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by estefan 11y ago
> In the end, the reality that overcame was that life sucked and will continue to suck. Only little pockets of joy exist here and there. Ever considered a sideline as a motivational speaker?
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by estefan 11y ago
Read "Functional Programming in Scala" or any other good book on functional programming to see things differently if you've just stuck with imperative so far. There's also http://iloveponies.github.io/120
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Apple brings ad-blocker extensions to Safari on iPhones(bbc.co.uk)
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