ramnivasl

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by ramnivasl 10mo ago
That is also the approach we took with Exograph ( https://exograph.dev ). Here is our reasoning ( https://exograph.dev/blog/exograph-now-supports-mcp#comparin... ). We found that LLMs do a very good job of craf
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Exograph at the Edge with Cloudflare Workers(exograph.dev)
3 points by ramnivasl 2y ago|0 comments
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by ramnivasl 2y ago
We will eventually offer it as a service. About the license. Indeed, it is BSL with an additional grant that lifts all restrictions on its users (may run it wherever they like, may even modify and run that version), but it restricts being p
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by ramnivasl 2y ago
Part 1 is at https://exograph.dev/blog/wasm-pg-explorations-1
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Latency at the Edge with Rust/WebAssembly and Postgres: Part 2(exograph.dev)
3 points by ramnivasl 2y ago|4 comments
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by ramnivasl 2y ago
The second part is published: https://exograph.dev/blog/wasm-pg-explorations-2
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Latency at the Edge with Rust/WebAssembly and Postgres: Part 1(exograph.dev)
1 points by ramnivasl 2y ago|2 comments
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by ramnivasl 2y ago
During our journey towards WebAssembly support for Exograph, we learned a few things to improve the latency of Rust-based programs targeting WebAssembly in Cloudflare Workers connecting to Postgres. This two-part series shares those learnin
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GraphQL Needs New Thinking(exograph.dev)
1 points by ramnivasl 2y ago|0 comments
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Exograph now supports Trusted Documents (a.k.a. persisted queries/documents)(exograph.dev)
1 points by ramnivasl 3y ago|0 comments
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Zero to GraphQL server with Railway in under three minutes(exograph.dev)
1 points by ramnivasl 3y ago|0 comments
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What's New in Exograph 0.4(exograph.dev)
1 points by ramnivasl 3y ago|0 comments
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Authentication in Exograph with Auth0(exograph.dev)
1 points by ramnivasl 3y ago|0 comments
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Fortifying Exograph with Clerk(exograph.dev)
1 points by ramnivasl 3y ago|1 comments
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by ramnivasl 3y ago
Exograph now supports Clerk as an authentication provider! Our integration goes beyond supporting JWKS authentication; it also makes it easy and fun to explore APIs by integrating Clerk's UI in Exograph's playground. This blog wil
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Mercury Retrograde: Access Control with a Planetary Twist(exograph.dev)
2 points by ramnivasl 3y ago|1 comments
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by ramnivasl 7y ago
Indeed, once you end up pulling in most common Scala classes (collections, futures, etc.), adding new functionality to your app increases app size by very little. Our app has ~600KB gzipped js (attributable to Scala.js compiled code) + ~200
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by ramnivasl 7y ago
Also, if you use webpack (directly or through scalajs-bundler), the use of webpack-dev-server makes live loading automatic.