acro5piano

I have a repository with 625 stars, but it redirects to the subscription page.

Thanks for your suggestion.

GUI is awesome, but I wanted to keep it code so that we can manage it with Git and dotfiles.

I love it

Just use Linux desktop

Thank you for your feedback! I actually use this in my current project and found it useful for reducing boilerplates.

I have been working as a consultant/contractor since April last year.

Writing a lot of good blog posts is the best. Sometimes people contact me directly via my blog.

Now software developers are shortage, so you can find your clients easily. Good luck!

Yeah it looks MVP or test marketing. Their technology is actually the core.

Thank you!

Thank you for the question.

The same as Heroku, provide docker-based PaaS and users would pay for their containers.

Yes, but they are migrating their own FaaS to v2. In some case docker based PaaS is useful.

Thank you for your response. That was just a typo, fixed it!

Thank you for pointing out.

Pricing is not decided. However, current ui is sucks so will show a message soon.

Yeah, based on feedbacks, I will try to launch!

Thank you for trying and researching.

Sorry, in that time server is down due to disk space. I fixed it, so please try again.

This service will try to implement simple container management in production. Mainly for small start-ups, like Heroku.

Thank you for trying!

The system is down when you tried because of disk space. I fixed it so could you try again? Sorry for the inconvenience.

Thank you for your interest.

sub-domains would works, but the container will be destroyed after 120 seconds for this demo. Of course it persist in production environment (soon).

Thank you for your interest.

This website is a kind of demo screen, but not fake. Actually running Docker remotely and run containers in it.

Sounds great. Thanks for sharing!

Runtime Type Check looks very useful when developing a system which communicate with other systems, cause we cannot perfectly predict other systems output.

I am grad to give you some development hints!

I didn't know Apollo codegen also interpret GraphQL in .ts file. Thanks!

Thank you!

As far as I know, json-schema just checks type in runtime right? I don't know how we let TypeScript check json-schema type in compile-time.

GRelDAL is an interesting project! N+1 problem in GraphQL is difficult problem. It remind me Lighthouse PHP [1] which is a GraphQL framework top of Laravel. Lighthouse handles N+1 problem to create a lot of "union all" queries.

[1] https://github.com/nuwave/lighthouse

Thank you for pointing out. I haven't used such tools, but with editor support we can do furthermore.

Type information can be perfectly inferred from the schema. I agree though.

> I wonder how schema information/introspection from the back end could be used to improve this further.

Yes, Apollo's schema validation is really awesome as we can find wrong type before we run code. I would like to add feature in the future.

Thank you for your suggestion!

> What's the advantage of using this tool instead of apollo-cli/apollo-codegen?

> Unfortunately I'm not yet able see any benefits you'd get over Apollo's codegen in return

> Doesn’t Apollo’s Codegen tool already solve this?

I am sorry for my late response.

I add the section to README.md which explains why I created this library even there is Apollo CLI's codegen.

https://github.com/acro5piano/typed-graphqlify#why-not-use-a...

In short,

- Simplicity make this tool works as expected

- Can handle multiple schemas

- Works without schema file

I wrote a lot there, but I just wanted to try the paradigm TypeScript -> GraphQL conversion, because there are no tools to do that, unlike GraphQL -> TypeScript conversion tools.

However, this is not just a hobby project, cause I use this in my current real world project, and it reduces a lot of boilorplate. So I submit here.

# I thought Apollo codegen needs .graphql extension and webpack loader, but it reads .ts files too... Awesome.