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   by schickling 9y ago

   As I can't give you an exact estimate when it will arrive, seems like a lot of people are already asking for it here: https://github.com/graphcool/chromeless/issues/5#issuecommen... Please feel more than
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   by schickling 9y ago

   This should actually be pretty easy. There is no reason that this is bound to AWS Lambda. We're more than open to accept PRs that enable multi-cloud support.
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   by schickling 9y ago

   Thanks a lot for bringing this up. We've tried all of the projects listed above before we began to implement Chromeless. Ultimately it was the combination of using headless Chrome and the ability to execute code in parallel on Lambda,
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   by schickling 9y ago

   Chromeless is actually built on top serverless-chrome and was developed together with the author of serverless-chrome :)
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   by schickling 9y ago

   Would love to hear how that goes. Please reach out if you have any problems or questions. The easiest way is to ping me on Slack: https://slack.graph.cool
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   by schickling 9y ago

   Sounds like a great idea. Would you mind creating an issue here so we can track this? https://github.com/graphcool/chromeless/issues
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   by schickling 9y ago

   Nope, welcome to the serverless future! :)
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   by schickling 9y ago

   It's of course based on what's more important for you: Running tests non-stop and perfectly utilizing a compute instance vs having the tests executed when you need the results as soon as possible. I might argue that in most cases
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   by schickling 9y ago

   Thanks a lot. This is fixed now!
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Yes exactly + this can run (in parallel) on AWS Lambda, so you don't need to worry about provisioning & running servers. That's actually the part I'm most excited about :)
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    by schickling 9y ago

    We haven't done so yet, but it shouldn't be a problem at all to set up Chromeless in a container environment. Would you mind creating an issue here to discuss this further? https://github.com/graphcool/chromel
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Sounds like a great service and very useful for frontend developers. We've built something similar internally and will shortly migrate it to Chromeless. We basically use it to pre-render our websites and docs: https://github
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    by schickling 9y ago

    This sounds very familiar. I'm amazed every time to see what serverless infrastructure can be used for!
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    by schickling 9y ago

    I'm really excited to finally open-source Chromeless. We've used NightmareJS and similar tools before to run integration tests but these basically added ~20min to each build. With Chromeless we were able to reduce this time to und
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    Show HN: Chromeless – Headless Chrome Automation on AWS Lambda(github.com)

    385 points by schickling 9y ago|89 comments
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    Getting Started with Relay Modern(graph.cool)

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

    This seems really interesting! For someone without too much knowledge about blockchain and digital currencies: How does this compare to Bitcoin and Ethereum?
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Really cool demo of using GraphQL!
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Thank you so much for your support and most important of all, your great work on GraphQL. Without your (and others') great ideas, Graphcool (and many other tools & services) wouldn't exist today. We've written up a blog p
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Hi primitivesuave! Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm very happy you're highlighting all these points. It's indeed something we've tried to put a lot of effort into, to make the first getting started experience a
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    Migrating to Relay Modern(graph.cool)

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

    You're absolutely right, we're already working on an updated version. We'd love to have Apollo's feedback on it to make it as helpful as possible!
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Here is a detailed comparison between Apollo and Relay: https://www.graph.cool/docs/tutorials/relay-vs-apollo-iechu0... (Note: This article hasn't been updated for Relay Modern yet but the main points are sti
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    by schickling 9y ago

    For frontend developers who want to get started quickly, you can also use a hosted GraphQL service such as Graphcool: https://www.graph.cool This approach abstracts all of the implementation details away and lets you focus on yo
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    by schickling 9y ago

    Here is a detailed comparison between Apollo and Relay: https://www.graph.cool/docs/tutorials/relay-vs-apollo-iechu0... (Note: This article hasn't been updated for Relay Modern yet but the main points are sti
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    by schickling 9y ago

    I'm super excited about this release! Great work Jan, Lee, Joe and everybody else who was working on this! :) At Graphcool ( https://www.graph.cool/ ) we were using Relay since the very beginning. It has enabled us to bu
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    Freecom: Full-Stack Tutorial Building an Intercom-Clone with GraphQL and Apollo(graph.cool)

    42 points by schickling 10y ago|0 comments
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    by schickling 10y ago

    Huge congrats to the amazing team at Apollo! :) We at Graphcool ( https://www.graph.cool ) are super excited about this release as the majority of our customers are building their apps with Apollo Client. A few months back we laun
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    by schickling 10y ago

    Hi Tom! We really like how easy it is to get started with Firebase or Parse, but like you mentioned, we're convinced that GraphQL is the future of APIs. That's why we're building Graphcool ( https://www.graph.cool&#
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    by schickling 10y ago

    Thanks a lot for bringing this up. We'll shortly adjust the pricing plan to be more transparent and fair.