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Articles

The Problem With Relay Fragments And Conditional Rendering

Curious about React's circular state dependency conundrum? Explore Andrei Calazans' newest post on navigating circular state dependency with Relay Fragments. Discover strategies to overcome this common React challenge and fortify your application's resilience. Join the journey of untangling dependencies and crafting more robust React projects. Delve into the article now by following the link below.

In defense of simple architectures

Dan Luu's "Simple Architectures" champions simplicity in software design. By dissecting examples from diverse domains, Dan illustrates the value of uncomplicated systems. He emphasizes the role of predictability over complexity, urging readers to prioritize straightforward solutions. Through relatable anecdotes and logical reasoning, the article underscores the benefits of minimalist approaches in architecture. Luu's insights serve as a compelling reminder for developers to embrace simplicity as a cornerstone of effective software design.

Building an End-To-End App In Under 5 Minutes

The article guides you through building a ReactJS application with GraphQL API integration from start to finish. It covers setting up a GraphQL server, defining schemas, implementing resolvers, and connecting it to React components using Apollo Client. You'll learn how to fetch and display data seamlessly, empowering you to create powerful, efficient web applications.

Flexible API’s with Rails and GraphQL

This article dives into the realm of flexible APIs by combining Rails and GraphQL. It explores the benefits of GraphQL's flexibility over RESTful APIs and demonstrates how to integrate GraphQL into a Rails application seamlessly. You'll learn about defining GraphQL types, queries, mutations, and schema stitching, empowering you to build APIs that cater precisely to your application's needs.

Tools & Open Source

Conductor: MIT open-source GraphQL Gateway

Conductor is a cutting-edge, open-source GraphQL Gateway, fully compliant with the GraphQL specification and designed to supercharge any GraphQL API with a number of powerful features and proxy flows. Crafted entirely in Rust, it offers unparalleled performance and a great developer experience, making it an ideal choice for projects requiring advanced GraphQL capabilities.

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