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Out of curiosity: when did you start to take the first serious steps in this direction?
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This is a sentiment we struggle with a lot at https://www.graph.cool Being based on GraphQL (an open standard) and AWS lambda (a service that most certainly isn't going away) helps, but it is tough. What would it take for a
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Hi lkrubner I think it is fair to say that React and RoR are serving the same needs. Obviously the two approaches are very different, mainly because they are from different eras. In many ways RoR is still ahead compared to React, and ease o
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This is exactly the kind of use case we had in mind. Glad you like it!
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If you need a full blown API you should just sign up to Graphcool from the start :-) We have a generous free plan, so there is really no downside. I think you are right that it could be useful to be able to import a graphql-up api to graphc
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Thanks :-) Graphcool automatically generates a crud style api based on your schema, so you don't have to specify mutations in the schema. We'll add the ability to auto-generate mock data, but for now you will have to use mutations
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Just made a comment on the Expo Sketch thread to that effect. Imo Expo + GraphQL is a killer combo. To your question (Graphcool co-founder) - Our vision for graphql-up is twofold: 1) Enable you to easily spin up a fresh GraphQL endpoint in
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Expo is awesome and Sketch looks like the best way to get started. Great work! In my opinion Expo and GraphQL is a power combo and it so happens that we just released a new cli to generate hosted GraphQL apis (also on the frontpage) so that
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Thanks Lee! Would love to see Schema Definitions land in GraphQL proper btw :-)
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Btw, GraphQL and React Native / Expo is a great combo https://www.learnapollo.com/tutorial-react-native-vanilla/rn...
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I'm a fairly experienced backend and web developer. My first experience with RN was exactly this. During 24 hours at a hackathon I was able to build an app that would show a live view of the camera, capture 5 frames a second to be anal
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I highly recommend reading https://www.amazon.com/Command-Control-Damascus-Accident-Ill... Turns out the answer to your question is simply: luck.
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Thanks Ivan. We will be in touch for sure. Let me know if you ever come to Berlin :-)
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This is really nicely done. Our customers have been asking us to provide a better visual representation of their schemas directly in the https://graph.cool schema editor. Are you accepting pull requests?
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Thank’s for the support bh13731! If anybody has tried both Graphcool and Scaphold I would love to se an objective comparison between the two services.
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It seems to me that discussions of "job creation" often neglects to account for what these jobs replace. Amazon is master of operational efficiency. It's very likely that Amazon hiring 100K new people will lead to other compa
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Try Out GraphQL – Netlify
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Thank you for going so much into detail. Our pricing structure has been like that since we started a year ago. We have learned a lot since then and you touch on some important points. We have put of updating the pricing model because we hav
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Sashkos answer below is pretty good. To get a good understanding of the difference between Apollo and Relay I would suggest going through both https://learnrelay.org/ and https://www.learnapollo.com/ - shou
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Hey :-) we just announced this. Happy to answer any questions. Here's the accompanying blog post https://dev-blog.apollodata.com/learn-apollo-build-graphql-a...
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Hi Jake. We are currently developing a security model for http://graph.cool that sounds very similar to what you describe wanting for Neo4j. If you have time I would love to show it to you and get your feedback (email in profile
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GraphQL was designed to solve facebooks issue - efficiently fetch data for an entire view. In addition to this it provides structure that makes it easier for large dev teams to collaborate. If your app is similar to facebook from a technica
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The issue mentioned in that post - the fact that this query generates 6 sql queries instead of 2 {allPosts(first:5){title}} is a limitation of the implementation and not inherent to the architecture. We spent a lot of time optimising these
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Great point about not focusing on code reduction. GraphQL is such a big change from rest that the primary benefit will be different for each team you ask. Form my perspective in a startup with ~50 developers is this: By providing a clear an
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Hey Tasuki - thanks for writing :-) At the current state we have enough challenges to deal with that we would rather not do remote work. That might change in the future though and the fact that you could come to Berlin regularly would defin
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We initially wanted to deploy simple scala services to lambda, but the ramp up time is just too slow. This is an issue when you have very few requests (your container is stopped and started) or many requests (more containers have to be star
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Graphcool | Scala backend Developer / React frontend Developer | Berlin | ONSITE, INTERNS, VISA https://graph.cool Funded startup reinventing backend application development with modern technologies like GraphQL and AWS Lam
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For Aurora, yes. I understand the tradeoff and happy to stay on Aurora. Found this forum post stating that 5.7 compat will come next year
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I can highly recommend subscribing to http://exponent.fm/ the weekly podcast Ben is hosting with James.
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Had really hoped they would announce full mysql 5.7 support.
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