I wrote a small HN client, for fun.
You can "subscribe to" topics ("React", "TypeScript", "ChatGPT" or similar) and view the most relevant posts & discussions for different time frames (1 day, 7 days etc.)
hackerviews.app
This is exactly how we build getcouped.com/. The experience is great. Our app is highly interactive, so the SPA model fits well, and hosting is cheap. However, we still benefit from build-time-rendered HTML files + JS chunks, allowing e.g. our blog to be SEO-friendly.
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If you want to rely on URL query parameters in React components in a reactive way, useSyncExternalStore makes it pretty simple when combined with a proxy object.
wittern.net/blog/use-url-par…
It's the holiday season. Time to draft wish lists. In this case, for some amazing features that would oh-so-much improve the jolly #firebase services.
wittern.net/blog/firebase-wi…
I wrote about how we combine @Firebase Firestore 🔥 with Zustand in Coup's React app. Our setup allows components to subscribe to updates of individual documents, even though we use a single Firestore query to listen to changes across multiple documents.
wittern.net/blog/firestore-z…
When building an API, how to choose between REST, GraphQL, or RPC frameworks? Certain requirements can really drive the decision.
Here is my (current) take:
wittern.net/blog/choosing-ap…
An IBM-proposed specification for "GraphQL Cost Directives": ibm.github.io/graphql-specs/…
The directives aim to consistently capture information required for query cost analysis.
Thank you very much for the shoutout, @mmatsa_com!
I am excited to see our work finally being exposed.
In my blog post I wrote about the team - @erikwittern who is my coauthor, as well as @laredoj @TheRealAlanCha , Igor Belyi, Andy Chang, Daniel Shih, Yali Nachum, Naveed Annur, Di Zhang, Ketki Thakre, and Shawn Laflamme.
Thanks to you all and so many more who contributed!
Before blocking the Suez Canal, the Ever Given had crashed into a ferry boat in my hometown in early 2019 (fleetmon.com/maritime-news/2…). Maybe try turning the ship‘s steering system off and on again?
Nice to see an in-depth explanation of IBM‘s GraphQL static query analysis. Very well presented, @mmatsa_com !
January 2021 blog post:
GraphQL Static Analysis Example
mmatsa.com/blog/graphql-stat…
It was great talking to @__xuorig__ and @tonyghita two days ago!
I have already subscribed to the podcast for future episodes, and so should you!
Yesterday's stream with @erikwittern was a ton of fun. It's fascinating to see research done on GraphQL. You can catch the recording right here: youtube.com/watch?v=zHQWYxSD…
Or listen to the podcast version! anchor.fm/graphqlfm
Erik Wittern retweeted
We are starting in a minute with @erikwittern! Come nerd out about #GraphQL research 🤓
twitch.tv/graphqlfm
Very happy that our paper "A Principled Approach to GraphQL Query Cost Analysis" got accepted @FSEconf last week. This is shared work with Alan Cha, @gllmbdrt, @TheDavisJam, @laredoj, and @reactiveml. 🎉
We present a static cost analysis for #GraphQL queries, and apply it to the public APIs of GitHub and Yelp. We show that our approach always produces upper cost bounds, and that our bounds are tighter than in existing work (scientific/open-source). Will share a preprint shortly.
The preprint is now available at arxiv.org/abs/2009.05632
The preprint of our @FSEconf paper "A Principled Approach to GraphQL Query Cost Analysis" is now available: arxiv.org/abs/2009.05632
And I am delighted to share that it received an ACM Distinguished Paper Award 🏆
I am talking about it at 12 pm PST on twitch.tv/graphqlfm
Erik Wittern retweeted
Tuesday at 12PM PST, @tonyghita and I are chatting with @erikwittern from IBM about GraphQL research! 🤓
We'll talk about their recent paper called "A Principled Approach to GraphQL Query Cost Analysis", generating GraphQL from OpenAPI, and more!
👉 twitch.tv/graphqlfm
Delighted to see the post "GraphQL Query Generator by IBM" by @TomPoniat on HN - especially since Tomek is another MtG aficionado! Check it out at blog.graphqleditor.com/graph… Or find our library at github.com/ibm/graphql-query…
Erik Wittern retweeted
Two years ago I wrote a draft of "GraphQL over HTTP" spec together with @RomanHotsiy and today it was adopted by GraphQL Foundation 🎉 Big shout out to Sam Parsons who led this process for the last year and @RealBrianWarner from the @GraphQL Foundation 🙌
For anyone interested in our recent FSE paper "A Principled Approach to #GraphQL Query Cost Analysis": @TheDavisJam wrote a blog post summarising it at medium.com/dev-genius/a-prin…
