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by nikolasburk 8y ago
I think the State of JS 2018 survey is a great indicator for its growth and the interest of the developer community: https://2018.stateofjs.com/data-layer/graphql/ Other growth indicators: - More and more GraphQL
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by nikolasburk 8y ago
I just tried putting the currently available tools a bit into perspective - check my comment above :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18494248
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by nikolasburk 8y ago
Disclaimer upfront: I work at Prisma.io :) It's very important to properly distinguish Hasura and Prisma (as well as AppSync & Graphcool while we're at it). Hasura, AppSync and Graphcool are all Backends-as-a-Service (basicall
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by nikolasburk 8y ago
I just want to chime in with a link to a talk that Daniel gave at this year's GraphQL Europe conference: https://youtu.be/eLSWLtmzdWU?t=3m43s (It links to the OneGraph demo Daniel gave during the talk.)
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by nikolasburk 8y ago
This looks very interesting! I work at Prisma and am also the author of the GraphQL vs REST article/video that's linked at the end of the article. At Prisma, we're currently working on an DB connector for Oracle that'll
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Build a Simple GraphQL Server with GraphQL Yoga(egghead.io)
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by nikolasburk 8y ago
Hmm very interesting, I'd love to have more information on what this project is supposed to be and who's behind it? E.g. have they considered something like GraphQL being a potential solution for this undertaking? Also interested
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GraphQL Binding 2.0: Improved API, schema transforms and automatic codegen(blog.graph.cool)
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How to Wrap a REST API with GraphQL(medium.com)
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Tutorial: How to Build a GraphQL Server with `graphql-yoga`(blog.graph.cool)
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by nikolasburk 9y ago
This is a great and very instructive post for people who are new to GraphQL! If you want to dive deeper and get some practical experience, I can recommend the following resources (disclaimer: I've personally contributed to all them): -
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by nikolasburk 9y ago
You're hitting the nail on the head that implementing the resolvers is the hard part when building a GraphQL server! I work at Graphcool (www.graph.cool) and we recently open-sourced a new tool called Prisma that will help you with exa
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by nikolasburk 9y ago
This guide really only provides an overview of what GraphQL is so I think it's fair they don't go in depth about auth topics. If you're curios how authorization can be implemented in a GraphQL server, I recommend the followin
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by nikolasburk 9y ago
We've been working on a GraphQL IDE that sits on top of GraphiQL but provides many additional features: https://github.com/graphcool/graphql-playground It has a more user-friendly documentation than GraphiQL as we
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Demystifying the `info` Argument in GraphQL Resolvers(blog.graph.cool)
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by nikolasburk 9y ago
Graphcool does have full subscription suppport!
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by nikolasburk 9y ago
The new kinds of building blocks provided by these technologies are straight out revolutionary for backend development! I think this has a lot to do with the declarative programming model they are following. Backend development in the way i
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by nikolasburk 9y ago
GraphQL, Serverless & The Graphcool Framework
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by nikolasburk 9y ago
This technology stack really feels like the future, awesome work! React & GraphQL go so well together, I love Relay's and Apollo's approaches to couple the data requirements of a component with the component itself! This is su
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by nikolasburk 9y ago
How to choose between Relay & Apollo is one of the most common questions people ask when they get started with GraphQL! In general, it definitely depends on your project and what you're optimizing for. Relay is very mature and heav
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by nikolasburk 9y ago
Hey! That's actually a pretty common misconception people have about GraphQL when they first hear about it - however, GraphQL definitely is not a Graph database (as is Neo4j). In fact, it's not even a database technology, despite
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by nikolasburk 9y ago
Hey everyone We're super excited to finally launch this resource that we've worked on together with amazing members of the GraphQL community! The goal of How to GraphQL is to provide an entry-point for all developers to get starte
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Full Stack React Native Development Using Graphcool and Apollo(medium.com)
2 points by nikolasburk 9y ago|0 comments