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I don't know if 'Discipline' was missed out, or discipline is a quality inferred to be required for every field out there. Personally, discipline and honesty towards the code have been the most helpful soft-skill challenges i
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Here is one blogpost that we wrote (Hasura vs Prisma): https://blog.hasura.io/hasura-vs-prisma-9ffc7271eda8 PS: I work at Hasura
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For super small applications, where you have 5-10 endpoints, you can say that GraphQL is an overkill. But imagine having 100s of REST endpoints and the client making numerous round trips to the server fetching loads of unnecessary data; Gra
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About access control in context of this article, Hasura gives GraphQL APIs with a role-based-access-control layer that can be integrated with any standard auth system. https://docs.hasura.io/1.0/graphql/manual/
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Ask HN: Should you commit package-lock.json?
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Show HN: Realtime group chat app using GraphQL with ZERO back end code
(chat-example-trial-roar.herokuapp.com)
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Google, Apple, IBM drop college degree requirement
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Show HN: Realtime group chat app using GraphQL with ZERO backend code
(chat-example-trial-roar.herokuapp.com)
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Sure. The greater problem is how do we achieve that. With a growing population, deforestation has become necessary to meet agricultural and accommodation needs of humans. As sad as it sounds, people need food and shelter. The problem boils
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Show HN: Firebase2graphql – Migrate from Firebase to GraphQL on Postgres
(github.com)
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Show HN: Firebase2graphql: Migrate from Firebase to Realtime GraphQL on Postgres
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The ultimate guide to GraphQL schema stitching
(blog.hasura.io)
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8y ago
Finally, I can keep my Go projects wherever I want.
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Show HN: Curl for GraphQL with autocomplete, subscriptions and GraphiQL
(github.com)
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So this means, if you are in China, you cannot have English or Latin or other names, because they won't have a character for it? Not sure if I understand this correctly. The very idea that you have to think about logistics before nami
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Rubber Duck Debugging: Debugging software with a rubber ducky
(rubberduckdebugging.com)
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I think I don’t quite get you. Doesn’t “v” do the same thing?
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You can use `Ctrl + C` instead of `ESC` I figured this out today. And I submitted this Ask HN to find out more such things.
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Ask HN: What is one Vim trick most people don't know?
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Science need not necessarily have any practical use. That’s why it is called Science. Science, the way I define it is: Study for the sake of it.
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Hype Cycle
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What about Android? Android allegedly collects your data too. If you are running all your apps on an Android phone, all these replacements don't really mean anything.
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Introducing live reloading on the cloud for faster development
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Nice. Thanks.
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Never used Perl. Would love to learn it. Just went through the overview. Looks like a high-level scripting language which inherits a lot from C. After all the research, I am still highly inclined towards Golang. Since you said "Perl or
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Ask HN: Can you write great software without writing tests?
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Type safety is important to me. So not going for python. Otherwise python is the go-to because of the libs.
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What is the best language/framework to write CLIs in 2018?
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Haha. Do you think live coding is cool enough a feature to move to a particular language?
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I will think about adding generic tools along with an articles section about how hot reloading works and what are the related new technologies. Thanks for pointing out.
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