With version 4 of PostGraphile I've been really concentrating on the ways that people might want to customise or extend the system, whilst also giving it a welcome speed boost (and reduced memory usage). We're pretty close to a v4 beta now :)
With version 4 of PostGraphile I've been really concentrating on the ways that people might want to customise or extend the system, whilst also giving it a welcome speed boost (and reduced memory usage). We're pretty close to a v4 beta now :)
Static GraphQL bindings even allow to take this even a step further by mapping the GraphQL API capabilities to your (typed) programming language. This kind of gives you a typed "GraphQL ORM" without the typical downsides of a ORM (performance, API limitations etc).
If you're interested, this blog post further describes these concepts: https://blog.graph.cool/reusing-composing-graphql-apis-with-...
I haven't really used GraphQL all that much outside of playing with it a few times, but it's something I really would love to use in a few projects as it solves some very real problems in a really elegant way.
And having something like this layered on top might make a switch over to GraphQL possible in a timely manner.