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by vning93 10y ago
Hey there! This is Vince from Scaphold.io. Thanks for trying out our service. The query is as simple as it gets, but if you want to flatten the returned object, you can use recompose to flatten the returned properties. Check it out here: h
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by vning93 10y ago
Thanks for the support!
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by vning93 10y ago
Hi there, great questions. Developers currently do not get direct access to this db, and we are thinking about ways to allow you to do so in some fashion in the future. The db that we use is Amazon Aurora MySQL db. Thanks for the support!
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by vning93 10y ago
Great point. It is an inevitable concern with any hosted data platform. Though we do try our best to make your data as transparent as possible and are coming up with more and more ways so you can have tons of control over your data.
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by vning93 10y ago
That's a very valid concern, and I appreciate you asking. One of the (many) benefits of using GraphQL is that it's an open standard. And in the event of a Parse-like shutdown, migrating off of a hosted platform like Scaphold is mu
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by vning93 10y ago
I loved Parse from the time I first started using it in college. It started out as a really handy way to spin up small apps quickly so I could start beta testing my app quickly with real users. One of the main problems though was that it re
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by vning93 10y ago
Congratulations on the launch! This is amazing, and what's more amazing is your ability to do this as a solo founder - keep it up!
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by vning93 10y ago
Got it, thanks for the feedback. It's a fine line between placing too much emphasis on GraphQL as a technology that empowers us vs. sending the message that we're a rapid app building platform. But we'll certainly make that m
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by vning93 10y ago
Great question. We have a variety of ways to implement permissioning. You can get pretty granular with how you wish to implement your rules whether they be role-based or relational. Feel free to poke around our docs here to learn more about
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by vning93 10y ago
Hi there, thanks for the support and feedback! I believe someone earlier on this thread raised the same concern and as a matter of fact, linked the same resource about RethinkDB :) The question was framed slightly differently in that that p
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by vning93 10y ago
And how much of the "rapid app development" messaging were you able to glean away from checking out our site? Was it confusing for you not having known what GraphQL was upon reaching our page?
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by vning93 10y ago
Amazing! It's one of the most heartwarming things to hear someone like yourself talk about how Scaphold truly helps you in your job with real production workloads. And it sounds like many of them as well! Happy to chat more with you on
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by vning93 10y ago
Those are great points you make and we'll take it to heart to assuage your concerns. If I may ask, what in particular was weird about the API? We're built to the Relay spec, which has become the open standard for GraphQL APIs. To
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by vning93 10y ago
Thanks for the support! Really appreciate it. It's an amazing time to be in this space right now with all the opportunities and directions to take the product.
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by vning93 10y ago
Hey those are great questions. To answer them in list order: 1) You currently can't use Oracle DB with Scaphold. We have a hosted database that comes along with each app right from the get-go. 2) There is support for websockets through
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by vning93 10y ago
The fast-growing cloud service market at large is one we're trying to tackle, and you're correct in that GraphQL does indeed provide a lot of value in helping us get there.
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by vning93 10y ago
Great question, that's something that we've been thinking about for a while and I want to start out by defining what our market is. Given the various categories of offerings in the market today amongst managed hosting, DBaaS, and
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by vning93 10y ago
Great to hear that things are working out well for you! Let me know when you launch. Would love to show it off on our community page.
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by vning93 10y ago
Thanks for the support! If you have some time, would love for you to check out Scaphold as well. With the latest release of our custom logic workflows, we're feature-complete and can handle real workloads that require advanced permissi
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by vning93 10y ago
Feel free to join our Slack as well if you haven't already. You can invite yourself here: http://slack.scaphold.io/
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by vning93 10y ago
Glad to hear it. Appreciate any and all feedback after you've checked it out!
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by vning93 10y ago
Thanks! Really appreciate the support. Feel free to test drive the service and let us know what you think.
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by vning93 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback. We didn't want to be misleading though since we actually run several of Nat Geo's domains in Europe through Bonnier. They own the licenses to them in that particular region. Here's a piece that explai
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by vning93 10y ago
Thanks for the support! Agree with your sentiment, we talked to many users about how best they like to extend their API, and found that the modular approach was best for popular services like Stripe, Auth0, and so on. And for the rest of th
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by vning93 10y ago
This is a wonderful resource! Custom logic is an important part of so many apps. We'd love to be able to share this on Scaphold's Community Page so other folks can benefit from it. ( https://scaphold.io/community )
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Scaphold.io: Year in Review 2016(scaphold.io)
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by vning93 10y ago
I couldn't agree more. There's no "end-game" and it's difficult to keep playing without an aim or target to continue achieving more.
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State of GraphQL 2016(scaphold.io)
5 points by vning93 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: ReactJS, React Native, Angular2 Starter Kits for GraphQL Development(github.com)
2 points by vning93 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: GraphQL Subscriptions – Realtime messaging and dashboarding app(github.com)
11 points by vning93 10y ago|0 comments

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