mxstbr

13 ms·

151.
by mxstbr 5y ago
What's the outcome of doing this, do you just eventually end up with weird and/or no recommendations?
152.
by mxstbr 5y ago
If you're curious about looking at something novel and ambitious, Zed has a really interesting writeup of their… unusual architecture involving a GPU-powered UI framework and CRDTs written in Rust: https://zed.dev/
153.
by mxstbr 5y ago
We're big fans of ClickHouse here at GraphCDN, our entire analytics stack is based on it[0] and it's been scaling well from tens of thousands of events to now billions of events! [0]: https://altinity.com/blog&#x2F
154.
Frame Control(knowingless.com)
38 points by mxstbr 5y ago|21 comments
155.
by mxstbr 5y ago
Prompted by the Thanksgiving thread, I realized how thankful I am for HN. I wouldn't be where I am without you all finding & sharing my open source projects. All of you here made my career possible and thus changed my life in ways
156.
Show HN: You changed my life, forever(youtube.com)
9 points by mxstbr 5y ago|2 comments
157.
by mxstbr 5y ago
The OneGraph acquisition is huge news for the GraphQL community! Netlify betting on GraphQL being a core piece of the JAMStack ecosystem for the foreseeable future is incredible. Can't wait to see how this evolves Netlify's produc
158.
by mxstbr 5y ago
I'd be surprised if a large % of those that no longer rent out on Airbnb can just leave their properties empty. I wonder whether those properties have shifted to other short-term rental platforms or whether they've gone back into
159.
What makes urql different from other GraphQL clients(graphcdn.io)
7 points by mxstbr 5y ago|0 comments
160.
Remotion 2.4: Preview redesign and GUI helpers(remotion.dev)
1 points by mxstbr 5y ago|0 comments
161.
How Skillshare moved to a federated GraphQL API(graphcdn.io)
2 points by mxstbr 5y ago|0 comments
162.
by mxstbr 5y ago
Additionally, I'm a big fan of the Hacker News Notifications extension[0] to keep track of responses to my conversations. It adds a small bell icon with a dropdown to the navbar that shows new replies to your posts and comments. 10&#x2
163.
by mxstbr 5y ago
patio11's classic post on negotiation: https://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/01/23/salary-negotiation/ I almost doubled my compensation in large part thanks to it for one of my positions. I increased: + Ba
164.
Liveblocks: Add real‑time collaboration to your product in minutes(liveblocks.io)
95 points by mxstbr 5y ago|22 comments
165.
GraphCDN has acquired FastQL, the first GraphQL CDN(graphcdn.io)
5 points by mxstbr 5y ago|0 comments
166.
by mxstbr 5y ago
In case you haven't seen the linked videos by GeoWizard about crossing Wales and Norway in a straight line, I would highly recommend watching them. The whole series makes for some very entertaining evenings, you wouldn't believe t
167.
by mxstbr 5y ago
I'm a big fan of Orbit and regularly check out their docs just to see what's new! They're so well done.
168.
by mxstbr 5y ago
Any kind of unique ID works, whether UUIDs, global IDs, incremented IDs, etc.
169.
by mxstbr 5y ago
Thank you for the nice words, glad to hear you like GraphCDN. We don't currently cache partial queries / request layers. For now, I would recommend splitting the query into two requests — one that loads the uncached data and one f
170.
by mxstbr 5y ago
That's correct, however we also allow defining custom "Key fields", which is how you can tell us which fields are unique and should be invalidated by (e.g. "User.email").
171.
by mxstbr 5y ago
Absolutely, we'll work on that. Let us know if you have any questions or run into any trouble at support@graphcdn.io!
172.
by mxstbr 5y ago
We "support" batched and persisted queries in the sense that we don't break them, we pass them through to your origin, but we don't currently analyse them. Caching / analytics support for both of them is on our road
173.
by mxstbr 5y ago
Great questions Andy! We do support wrapping payload types of any kind because we invalidate _all_ objects returned from a mutation. For example, if you run a mutation like editUser { user { id posts { id } } } we will invalidate any cached
174.
by mxstbr 5y ago
Now you can just use GraphCDN and don't have to build it yourself! ;)
175.
by mxstbr 5y ago
We have plans to investigate adding global strong consistency in the future but we/Fastly don't currently support that! The purging takes ~150ms in the same datacenter that the mutation passes through, how long it takes globally d
176.
by mxstbr 5y ago
We support subscriptions, meaning we pass through "Upgrade" requests to your origin and they will keep working as they were before! "Automatic subscriptions" is definitely something we've considered offering, but is
177.
by mxstbr 5y ago
We are based on Fastly Compute@Edge, so we can't currently offer an on-prem solution unfortunately.
178.
by mxstbr 5y ago
We don't currently have the certifications, but they are high up on our roadmap! Send me an email about this to max@graphcdn.io and I will ping you once we are there.
179.
by mxstbr 5y ago
Hey HN, When I built my last startup, Spectrum, we spent months building custom caching for our GraphQL API from scratch. It never worked well enough to alleviate our scaling troubles as we could only cache data for unauthenticated users si
180.
Show HN: GraphCDN – GraphQL CDN with edge caching and analytics(graphcdn.io)
200 points by mxstbr 5y ago|98 comments

More ›