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   by sorenbs 9y ago

   Hi Krashidov! https://stackshare.io/graphcool is a good neutral way to compare Graphcool and Scaphold. I'd recommend that you spend a few hours with both services before deciding which one to go with.
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   by sorenbs 9y ago

   This is key to my use of the term serverless. With traditional infrastructure you have to think about capacity in discrete units of hardware. Should I provision one or two servers? Even if you can start and stop servers with an api call, yo
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   by sorenbs 9y ago

   This is getting a bit philosophical for me, but here's my take: Before starting Graphcool I was the tech person on various projects and low-tech startups. For each new project I would spin up a node server + db. After 2 years I saw mys
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   by sorenbs 9y ago

   Thanks Rob! I'm really looking forward to see where the new RFC process will take GraphQL in the next few years. Was great being able to contribute to the standardisation process for subscriptions.
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   by sorenbs 9y ago

   Hi Vincent - nice to see you here :-)
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   by sorenbs 9y ago

   Hey - our frustration with existing solutions like Firebase was the primary reason we started Graphcool. We've written up a detailed breakdown of the main differences: https://www.graph.cool/docs/tutorials/gra
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   by sorenbs 9y ago

   Thanks for bringing up the GraphQL-Europe conference Sashko! The sale of early bird tickets ended a few days ago, but I just created a special 30% discount code for hn: https://www.eventbrite.de/e/graphql-europe-tickets
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   by sorenbs 9y ago

   Great feedback. We have some planned integrations between file storage and the GraphQL API. We want to make sure we understand our cost structure before we commit to a price point.
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   by sorenbs 9y ago

   Thank you Glen! Auth0 Extend has really been great to work with. Such a smooth experience compared to AWS Lambda. While we're at it I also want to plug http://sangria-graphql.org/ - the most mature GprahQL server imple
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    by sorenbs 9y ago

    Hey jorjordandan - just ping @nilan in our slack and he will get you set up with a lifetime project plan :-)
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    by sorenbs 9y ago

    Thank you so much! A lot of work has gone into the onboarding experience, so it is great to see that it is working. I just gathered everybody on the team to show them your comment :-)
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    by sorenbs 9y ago

    Thanks a lot Pier! - File storage is not where we want to earn our money. Please get in touch if you have a use case that would be prohibitively expensive with the current pricing so we can figure something out. - More granular permissions
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    by sorenbs 9y ago

    Thanks welder! Getting a teardown by useronboard would be the proudest moment in my life :-D You can create as many projects on the free plan as you like, all under the same account.
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    by sorenbs 9y ago

    Hi there! I assume you mean something equivalent to GROUP BY or MAX in SQL? This is one of the highest requested features on our roadmap. You can see a proposed syntax for this at https://github.com/graphcool/feature-re
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    by sorenbs 9y ago

    Thanks a lot - it's super inspiring to hear about all the cool projects being implemented on Graphcool! To us it is very important that the features we implement are stable and ready for real production apps. That's why we sometim
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    by sorenbs 9y ago

    Thanks a lot for your comment! The term serverless is certainly being overused to attract attention. I do think though, that there is value in talking about new kinds of software architecture is enabled by serverless infrastructure. I wrote
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    by sorenbs 9y ago

    Hi brango - thanks for signing up :-) We will activate the lifetime project plan for everybody tomorrow. Feel free to explore the product in the meantime!
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    by sorenbs 9y ago

    I'm super excited for this conference tbh!
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    by sorenbs 9y ago

    Thanks!
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    by sorenbs 9y ago

    The idea behind React Studio is awesome. I think it would be super cool if React Studio could automatically create a GraphQL api based on the structure of the component data. We are already doing small experiments in this direction at Graph
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    by sorenbs 9y ago

    tl;dr: GraphQL Permission Queries is a declarative way to express permissions based on relations in your data. This approach is more powerful than the hierarchical structure of firebase permission rules and much easier to use than ACL syste
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    GraphQL Permission Queries(graph.cool)

    3 points by sorenbs 9y ago|1 comments
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    by sorenbs 10y ago

    As pointed out in the comments, this section is spot on: "That said, I do of course think having all of these concepts implemented and documented in one single “package” like GraphQL is super handy. GraphQL removes the arguing or confu
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    by sorenbs 10y ago

    You are right. This is a big benefit!
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    by sorenbs 10y ago

    With this announcement, is there still any benefit in having cloudfront in front of alb if you don't do any caching? I assume that aws has less latency on their internal network, but would love to see some numbers.
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    by sorenbs 10y ago

    Was this made entirely with GraphCMS?
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    by sorenbs 10y ago

    This is great! I use the star wars api all the time to demonstrate the power of GraphQL :-) Will use this endpoint going forward.
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    by sorenbs 10y ago

    You are underestimating how much of corporate america runs on spreadsheets, email and paper.
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    by sorenbs 10y ago

    I'll second Jonas in being amazed and humbled by the GraphQL community. There is just so much great stuff going on right now. Apollo is doing great work and we use the Apollo Client for most of our examples at Graphcool. I'm happy
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    by sorenbs 10y ago

    Thanks!