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by sorenbs 9y ago
Moving the responsibility of combining data to the server is a huge advantage for many organisations. It allows application developers to move much quicker and provides a common data access layer for all applications. It sounds to me like y
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by sorenbs 9y ago
That's exactly right. GraphQL is a contract between backend and frontend. I tend to think of the GraphQL schema as documentation that is always up to date.
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Regarding implementing GraphQL Servers: You can also check out https://github.com/graphcool/framework (I'm one of the creators) as well as the community driven https://www.howtographql.com/
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Hacker News is a really nice example when learning a new technology. It's simple enough that you spend very little time explaining the domain but complex enough that you can demonstrate how to deal with some of the more thorny issues t
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A GraphQL IDE for better development workflows(github.com)
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by sorenbs 9y ago
It has been tribal knowledge for at least five years to stay away from us-east-1 Oregon sees almost the same speed of adoption of new features with way better reliability.
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Eric schlossers Command and Control provide accounts of many 'close calls' in the US nuclear program https://www.amazon.com/Command-Control-Damascus-Accident-Ill...
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by sorenbs 9y ago
This looks really cool. Can you prepare a test project for the candidates or do they always start from blank?
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Nah, just query for as many levels as you think you might need up front.
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Leaving aside for a moment that many "malicious" use cases are actually fairly common and totally legitimate. Headless Chrome is awesome and such a step up from previous automation tools. The Chromeless project provides a nice abs
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by sorenbs 9y ago
That seems to break for some reason, but you can set it like this: https://chromeless.netlify.com/#src=const%20chromeless%20=%2...
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by sorenbs 9y ago
You need to do it like this: https://chromeless.netlify.com/#src=const%20chromeless%20=%2...
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by sorenbs 9y ago
I would love to have something like this for my scala API tests. We have 3k tests running on 10 ec2 instances and the entire test-suite takes 10 minutes. If some infrastructure would allow me to pay a little more and run all tests in parall
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by sorenbs 9y ago
There are basically two approaches to this issue: 0) Do nothing If you are just prototyping, you should do the simplest thing that could possibly work. (But this is not a real solution, so I won't count it) 2) Request Batching This app
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Universal Now: Now, on Every Cloud(zeit.co)
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How to GraphQL – A Fullstack Tutorial for GraphQL(howtographql.com)
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Hi pkghost We can help you go very far as long as you are able to pay for the underlying infrastructure. You can start out on of our normal plans, and transition to a dedicated installation when you need to. We run customer databases on AWS
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Hi Blackstone4 :-) I would definitely recommend you use Graphcool if you are just getting started with GraphQL. People in our slack are super friendly, so you can get help with questions around how to structure your data model, how to use t
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Thanks for the comment throwaway! Our view is that the main reason Parse and Firebase didn't manage to gain mainstream adoption is that they were too limited. At the time, limitations imposed by available infrastructure forced them to
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Hi bm1362 We offer the ability to host Graphcool in your own AWS account. This gives you complete control of your infrastructure, but also transfers the burden of maintenance and operations to you. Please get in touch if you are interested
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by sorenbs 9y ago
This one is even better :-) https://stackshare.io/stackups/graphcool-vs-scaphold-io
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Sorry about the delay here, it was a busy night for us. The enterprise page is targeted decision makers in big companies who might have been sent there by the dev team. As such our main objective is to communicate that GraphQL is a proven t
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Thank you ericclemmons. The Andreesen Horrowitz Podcast has an interesting episode talking about this trend of specialised services removing one pain-point after the other, enabling a small company to focus on their core differentiator. ht
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by sorenbs 9y ago
I think that is a very valid approach. We use https://buildkite.com/ for ci and they have exactly that model, where they manage the admin panel and meta data db, but worker nodes can be deployed elsewhere
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Hi hobofan :-) This is something we are planning to support. We have two approaches, and I'm curious to hear what would work best for you. 1) Add an integration for selectively syncing data to s3. This would work very similar to the Al
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Hi Beart We are aware of higher than expected latency from certain regions. We are working to mitigate this and in addition we will announce two additional regions in the near future to compliment our current EU region.
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by sorenbs 9y ago
We spoke about this at the office just the other day. Five years ago our small team would simply not have been able to build Graphcool. By utilising the latest technologies and outsourcing as many non-core areas as possible we have come inc
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Thanks man - looking forward to finally meet you in Berlin! When are you guys flying out?
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Hi ryanschneider This is a very interesting model we are actively exploring. The primary issue is that the cost of the minimum infrastructure required to run Graphcool in the scalable and fault-tolerant way we have designed our architecture
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by sorenbs 9y ago
Hi Kabes You are raising a very valid point. You should always carefully consider pros and cons before choosing a third party provider. The primary reason to build your product on Graphcool is speed of execution. Being able to deliver value

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