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We Need More Best Practices in GraphQL
(graphqlme.com)
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RevUnit and Box Advance the Employee Training Experience
(medium.com)
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Clean Up Your Schema with Resolvers and Functions
(graphqlme.com)
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Experimental Subscriptions in GraphQL Ruby
(graphql-ruby.org)
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Things I Love About GraphQL
(graphqlme.com)
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Presenter/Decorator Pattern in GraphQL Rails
(graphqlme.com)
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mengledowl
9y ago
"Best" is relatively subjective here, I think. Some people may agree that your approach is "best", but plenty of people would also prefer to keep as much of their logic in one place as possible.
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mengledowl
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Do the downsides still outweigh the benefits when you consider having multiple clients, especially when they might include mobile apps? If something changes about how I'm doing file uploading (eg. moving to a different file hosting pro
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mengledowl
9y ago
OP here. There are a few reasons you might want uploads to go through the server, and they basically amount to having more control. Imagine that you have an API that's being used by multiple sources - maybe a web app and a mobile app.
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Upload Images to S3 in GraphQL Using Rails and Paperclip
(graphqlme.com)
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GraphQL Connections in Rails
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Clean Up Your Schema with Resolvers and Functions (GraphQL)
(graphqlme.com)
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That's a terrible offer! Your assessment is correct that they are approaching you at your lowest. You said it yourself, albeit in different terms: they're trying to take advantage of you. This is a good sign that they're at l
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Extend Your Graphcool API with Resolvers
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Are You Afraid?
(graphqlme.com)
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Presenter/Decorator Pattern in GraphQL Rails
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Upload Images to S3 in GraphQL Using Rails and Paperclip
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Building a GraphQL API in Rails
(blog.revunit.com)
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GraphQL Connections in Rails
(graphqlme.com)
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Are You Using Social Media or Being Used by It?
(calnewport.com)
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Presenter/Decorator Pattern in GraphQL Rails
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Are You Afraid?
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