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by wawhal 8y ago
Love the idea. I was trying this out. Turns out that the email goes to the spam folder of gmail :(
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by wawhal 8y ago
This is amazing! A boon for people who cannot visualise colors in the head (people like me =)) Thanks for this and congrats.
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by wawhal 8y ago
It doesn't have to deal with streaming. You stream your data, use whatever algorithm and pass the final output to this. It is just going to transform it into the API that ChartJS expects.
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by wawhal 8y ago
Not really. You can use it with any GraphQL server that returns a list of records :) The Hasura and Postgres combo is ideal because you can have complicated aggregations over the Postgres data in the form of views and Hasura can help you qu
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by wawhal 8y ago
Hi HN! We built this tool so that we could build charts using GraphQL as a data-source. This is a super neat fit especially with creating tables and views in Postgres and getting charts easily. Hope you find it useful.
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Show HN: Graphql2chartjs: Realtime Charts Made Easy with GraphQL and ChartJS(github.com)
96 points by wawhal 8y ago|8 comments
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by wawhal 8y ago
High-quality people (as defined by you) still might not have common areas of interests and hence the question still stands: "What will actually be talked/presented/discussed in the meetup?"
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by wawhal 8y ago
This question really deserves an elaborate answer. Not sure if it has one though. The whole idea behind a meetup is to connect people with a similar interest or a similar group of interest so that they can talk, listen to and discuss thing
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by wawhal 8y ago
Apollo's marketing game has been ridiculously on point. They are the only GraphQL client in the ecosystem that is fully compatible with any GraphQL compliant server [0]. And since it is pretty good, whenever one has to talk/market
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by wawhal 8y ago
I don't buy the way things are done in this library (constate). I wouldn't import a library just for doing this. It is not very hard to achieve the same with plain `useContext` and `useState` directly. That being said, I don'
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by wawhal 8y ago
About time for mindfulness to actually be a thing. Waiting for a time where people are at least exposed to the idea of mindfulness, whether they continue to practice it, is their choice. A subject in school is the best way to achieve this.
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Building a GraphQL HOC While Playing with React Hooks(wawhal.in)
3 points by wawhal 8y ago|0 comments
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by wawhal 8y ago
Mildly unrelated, but there should be a nice and polite in-person variation of RTFM. It is certainly annoying when certain questions are asked but they are just a google away.
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by wawhal 8y ago
I am sorry, but if possible, could you elaborate @chrisseaton? (preferably with a bit more punctuation :D)
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by wawhal 8y ago
Circular references basically mean that a table is referencing itself. Any row in the table could reference any row.
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by wawhal 8y ago
No. The tool also creates relationships based on foreign key references using Hasura. So to query all the users with the child users, you would make a GraphQL query like: query { user { id name childUser: userByUse
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by wawhal 8y ago
It works with circular references. For example, this works: { "user": [ { "id": 456, "name": "Sita K", "user_id": 123 }, { "id": 123, "name":
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Show HN: Json2graphql – From a JSON file to Postgres-backed realtime GraphQL(github.com)
120 points by wawhal 8y ago|40 comments
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Show HN: Json2graphql: From a JSON file to postgres-backed realtime GraphQL(github.com)
3 points by wawhal 8y ago|0 comments
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by wawhal 8y ago
I think the point being made was: "Logic programming is considered superior to HTML/CSS even though it isn't. Just like one gender thinks that they are superior to others even though they aren't."
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by wawhal 8y ago
> Also it's useful to have utility players who can fill in gaps in any position You end up in the "width vs depth" debate if you go along these lines. It is debatable whether it is better to know 60% of all worlds or >9
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by wawhal 8y ago
Why is alienation a problem? As far as every part of the system is being worked upon by somebody who specializes in that part, the system should do well.
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by wawhal 8y ago
There is more to writing than just the content. The history and the background of the author plays a significant role. Let me give some reasons WRT this article: 1. In this article, the author says that he does not know streams. Now, when h
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by wawhal 8y ago
Redux, IMO is a beautiful state management library. Were you following Dan’s tutorial on Redux? Because that is a beautifully made tutorial as well. ( https://egghead.io/redux ) If you have tried to build a substantially big
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by wawhal 8y ago
A software should be judged only based on how functional and performant it is. Judging a software based on the author’s biodata is firstly, not fair and secondly, too presumptuous.
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Show HN: Graphiql-Online: Explore Any GraphQL API with Headers(graphiql-online.com)
8 points by wawhal 8y ago|0 comments
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by wawhal 8y ago
[ http://www.naturesplatform.com/health_benefits.html ] You can go through this book that references several research papers.
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by wawhal 8y ago
> I think the biggest advantage of squat toilets is that the users end up developing strong legs and balance On the contrary, they kill your knees. Sure one can feel nice about them in their youth, but it is pretty hard to use squat toil
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by wawhal 8y ago
Yes there is a significant advantage in bowel movement if you use squatty potty. Moving to a normal chair toilet from a squat toilet ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squat_toilet ) was a hell for me. Chair toilets just do
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Awesome-angular-graphql(github.com)
2 points by wawhal 8y ago|0 comments

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