Any "The Office" fans here?
Do you remember the episode in which Jim put Dwight's stuff into a vending machine? This seems to an on-point example ...
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Wow, I think, I've never seen such a symbolic and an easy understandable description of GraphQL before. I never thought about learning how to use it. But now it sounds to me like the next thing I'd like to get into.
Great Work! Thank you!
Can you recommend any tutorial, course, video or lecture for getting started? Maybe some tutorial you created?
Tim
Thanks Tim!
You should try out Interactive Tutorial embedded in GraphQL Editor - app.graphqleditor.com/?category=tu...
As well as this post - dev.to/graphqleditor/graphql-resou...
As it gathers many GraphQL related resources :)
Many thanks for the Link to the page! Can't wait to come home and getting startet! :)
yes am really happy with this description too...
This is a bit nitpicking, but your REST example is actually an RPC example. It's not REST unless it adheres to HATEOAS
meh, it can also be level 1 or 2 of the Richardson Maturity Model.
No, it can't. Roy Fielding made it clear, that level 3 is a precondition of REST. Also via Fowler.
Spot on
What do you mean by that? Should there be a "links" field for every post in the example response?
Brilliant, almost immaculate analogy. I was already hooked to graphQL the first time I was introduced to it, now I'm hyped.
Unicorn for the office reference :)
Beautiful concise post. Very on point and informative.
Pretty cool tool mate! Must say though, I have a hard time making sense of what I'm seeing. i imported my schema, which is some 80k lines, and its just boxes! One thing though, would be cool to wrap deprecation warnings. So its labels don't fly halfway across the screen!
Wow, such a big schema, maybe you can break it to smaller pieces using our GraphQL Libraries feature? What would you like to improve else? Have you tried using schema explorer to navigate it?
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The vending machine is example is good in this case, but what if I have two thousand different schemas(table) For each schema I will have to create graphql endpoint? Or is there any way to create a generic endpoint for All table schemes?
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