dan_ahmadi

This is fantastic, thanks for sharing it

In case you haven't seen -- a lot of the companies listed on this page are small teams: http://graphql.org/users/

This is amazing, but I have to say, I really don't think it will work for my cat. He would learn to use an acetylene torch if there was food as a reward.

Check out these other API consumption clients: http://graphql.org/code/#graphql-clients

GraphQL increases speed: "Using GraphQL on the frontend and backend eliminates the gap between what we release and what you can consume"

There are companies using this in production -- saving time and resources! Example: https://mixmax.com/blog/turnkey-electron-apps-with-meteor

Pretty cool study! Can't wait to see the results.

It doesn't have to be! You can use GraphQL directly with your source data.

Yes - with Apollo/GraphQL (currently available as a technical preview): http://docs.apollostack.com/apollo-client/meteor.html

I recommend you check out the Apollo Meteor Starter Kit: https://github.com/apollostack/meteor-starter-kit

I wonder if this makes BI companies freak out a little bit -- because pushing this data into redshift and adding a visualization layer on top takes care of most smaller scale BI needs...

Migrating to 1.3: http://guide.meteor.com/1.3-migration.html