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Pokémon Go and GraphQL with AWS Lambda(scaphold.io)
10 points by vning93 10y ago|0 comments
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by vning93 10y ago
No problem - I completely agree. And thanks for the feedback!
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by vning93 10y ago
We're currently not aware of any live production sites up and running right now from our users. However, we do have an open Github repo ( https://github.com/scaphold-io ) with production-ready boilerplates for React and
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by vning93 10y ago
There's two ways you can do this cleanly. One is to start from scratch and create a GraphQL server that directly hits your data source(s) by replacing the REST component of it. The other is to create a GraphQL schema that serves as a g
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by vning93 10y ago
Certainly. There tends to be quite a few posts about GraphQL on tech blogs these days, and a primary reason for this post is to drive the point home that although it's new, it's not hard to use, especially with the help of major t
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The fastest way to get started with GraphQL(medium.com)
29 points by vning93 10y ago|12 comments
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by vning93 10y ago
We're currently hosted on AWS, and we'll scale your instances as far as you need them. There are a few pricing tiers in which for the enterprise level, we'll give you the option of having custom dedicated servers that fit you
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by vning93 10y ago
Thanks for the support! There are only a couple in very nascent stages right now. We see this as a good sign since it means that people are in need of more tooling and platforms around such a new technology. Of the other platforms that we&#
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Show HN: Scaphold.io – A full GraphQL back end in under 5 minutes(scaphold.io)
61 points by vning93 10y ago|19 comments