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   by schickling 9y ago

   I 100% agree with what Benjie said. With things like schema stitching (see https://blog.graph.cool/graphql-schema-stitching-explained-s... ) it's getting super simple to compose GraphQL APIs and therefore use PostGraphi
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   by schickling 9y ago

   Thanks a lot for the mention, Benjie! optimuspaul, I'd be very interested in learning more about your project, as this is something we're looking into as part of our roadmap. Would be great to have a chat in our Slack: https:&#x2
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   Reusing and Composing GraphQL APIs with GraphQL Bindings(blog.graph.cool)

   6 points by schickling 9y ago|0 comments
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   GraphQL Databases – A preview into the future of Graphcool(blog.graph.cool)

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

   I'm very much looking forward to the Next.js-like framework you've teasered!
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   by schickling 9y ago

   This looks amazing! Is there some demo video available?
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   How do GraphQL remote schemas work?(blog.graph.cool)

   3 points by schickling 9y ago|0 comments
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   by schickling 9y ago

   While there are a couple of similar elements (you can rudimentary read and write data), the use case AppSync is trying to tackle is very different. It's main use case is not to act as the core of your application but rather as a wrappe
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   by schickling 9y ago

   Thanks a great point, avitzurel! This will be exactly one of the core offerings what we're currently working on at Graphcool. AWS provides great building blocks but using them efficiently is a major challenge (especially for smaller te
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Thanks for sharing these resources! Regarding your last point stating that "these technologies are at least a great way to prototype a backend.": We've taken this feedback extremely seriously and are extracting the core of Gr
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Hi obilgic, thanks a lot for the shout out! This is a super exciting announcement from the side of AWS which is really well aligned with some of our upcoming product changes. Expect some news in the next couple of weeks!
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Hi, co-founder of Graphcool here. It's very exciting to see AWS adopting GraphQL as a part of their offering. GraphQL in combination with serverless functions is a great fit to build applications quickly and shines in the use case desc
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    GraphQL and Angular Tutorial(howtographql.com)

    3 points by schickling 9y ago|0 comments
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    GraphQL Server Basics: The Schema(blog.graph.cool)

    1 points by schickling 9y ago|0 comments
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Which features are you missing in GraphQL's type system?
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    All you need to know about Apollo Client 2.0(blog.graph.cool)

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

    You can use the Star Wars API: http://swapi.graph.cool/
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    GraphQL API Gateway and GraphQL Native(blog.graph.cool)

    3 points by schickling 9y ago|0 comments
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Hi everyone, co-founder of Graphcool here! We couldn't be more excited to take this big step forward by open-sourcing the Graphcool Framework. This means you can now: * Run Graphcool locally (also works offline) * Deploy a Graphcool cl
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    How to GraphQL(howtographql.com)

    4 points by schickling 9y ago|0 comments
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    Graphcool Framework Preview(blog.graph.cool)

    16 points by schickling 9y ago|2 comments
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Thanks a lot for your support! :)
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    by schickling 9y ago

    We're super excited to open-source the GraphQL Playground today. While working with GraphQL over the past two years, we've continuously tried to improve our development workflows - this is the result. For those of you who are fami
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    GraphQL Playground – IDE for GraphQL Queries(blog.graph.cool)

    17 points by schickling 9y ago|5 comments
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    by schickling 9y ago

    I couldn't be more excited for the recent license adjustments of Facebook's open-source projects. Great work!
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Definitely GraphQL. Github, Shopify, Yelp and many more are now using GraphQL as their primary public API.
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    YAML, HCL, TOML, and Other Fantastic Beasts(nathanleclaire.com)

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

    Huge thanks to the GitHub team for putting together this webcast! For everybody interested who already wants to get familiar with GraphQL, check out this getting started tutorial for GraphQL: https://www.howtographql.com/
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    by schickling 9y ago

    There is no reason why you shouldn't be able to build one :) You should even be able to reuse the existing Lambda backend.
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Hi kensoh, thanks a lot for your great comment. I totally agree with you! It took years for these tools to mature and so it will be the case for Chromeless. There are probably a range of edge-cases that yet have to be solved but like you sa